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956:(1814–1885), artist. His portrait subjects included President
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628:(1876–1945), architect, designed the Woodlands' main gate
732:(1804–1901) Pennsylvania State Senator from 1837 to 1839
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1182:"Woodlands Cemetery. Main Entrance"
1127:Wallace, Cathy (November 9, 2020).
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838:(1797–1884), lawyer, state senator
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781:(1782–1862), U.S. Representative
775:(1786–1862), U.S. Representative
588:(1820–1895), U.S. Representative
539:(1897–1961), diplomat (cenotaph)
537:Anthony Joseph Drexel Biddle Jr.
525:Anthony Joseph Drexel Biddle Sr.
510:(1809–1885), author, founder of
432:The Woodlands was a part of the
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844:(1860–1933), lawyer, art patron
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969:(1800–1855), circus impresario
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366:Gate to Woodlands designed by
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744:(1805–1884), medical pioneer
272:twenty-one. William built a
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622:(1796–1854), philanthropist
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856:(1808–1864), naval officer
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677:Metropolitan Museum of Art
465:National Historic Landmark
458:University of Pennsylvania
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530:The Happiest Millionaire
456:Looking east toward the
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779:Charles Jared Ingersoll
634:(1840–1906), Civil War
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502:John Joseph Abercrombie
283:Hamilton was an active
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903:Pennsylvania Railroad
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799:(1794–1869), engraver
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785:William Williams Keen
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648:Jacob Mendes Da Costa
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874:Marcus Aurelius Root
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699:(1823–1897), dentist
650:(1833–1900), surgeon
395:Laurel Hill Cemetery
338:Cemetery (1840–1960)
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991:Horatio Curtis Wood
832:(1916–1991), artist
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685:Metropolitan Opera
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1979:Westmoreland
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1398:. Retrieved
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2121:NRHP portal
2061:Other lists
2020:Center City
1944:Susquehanna
1894:Northampton
1163:October 25,
1138:October 25,
979:Asa Whitney
967:Rufus Welch
882:P.T. Barnum
819:James Peale
791:Ellis Lewis
768:Hestonville
736:John Fraser
703:Wilson Eyre
436:during the
137: /
113:Coordinates
2136:Categories
2005:Pittsburgh
1969:Washington
1924:Schuylkill
1884:Montgomery
1829:Lackawanna
1809:Huntingdon
1759:Cumberland
1739:Clearfield
1512:Mill Creek
1197:January 4,
1037:References
1021:Mill Creek
893:John Scott
830:Jane Piper
773:Henry Horn
748:James Gwyn
533:were based
476:non-profit
125:75°12′11″W
122:39°56′50″N
2045:Southwest
2035:Northwest
2030:Northeast
2010:Lancaster
1834:Lancaster
1819:Jefferson
1652:Armstrong
1647:Allegheny
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866:'s poem "
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301:Ailanthus
166:Architect
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1934:Somerset
1859:Lycoming
1839:Lawrence
1794:Franklin
1769:Delaware
1754:Crawford
1749:Columbia
1677:Bradford
1295:Archived
1063:July 16,
999:See also
679:and the
285:botanist
189:67000022
94:Location
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2078:Bridges
1984:Wyoming
1959:Venango
1889:Montour
1874:Mifflin
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1844:Lebanon
1824:Juniata
1814:Indiana
1784:Fayette
1764:Dauphin
1744:Clinton
1734:Clarion
1712:Chester
1697:Cameron
1692:Cambria
1662:Bedford
1524:Photo 3
1520:Photo 2
1516:Photo 1
1292:see map
423:Conrail
1964:Warren
1929:Snyder
1919:Potter
1879:Monroe
1869:Mercer
1864:McKean
1849:Lehigh
1804:Greene
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1789:Forest
1707:Centre
1702:Carbon
1687:Butler
1657:Beaver
1578:Topics
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419:Amtrak
350:. The
307:, and
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2025:North
1974:Wayne
1954:Union
1949:Tioga
1904:Perry
1727:South
1722:North
1682:Bucks
1672:Blair
1667:Berks
1642:Adams
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427:SEPTA
228:is a
158:Built
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1989:York
1914:Pike
1779:Erie
1717:East
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1262:ISBN
1241:2012
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