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antown Avenue, 96; of Green Tree Inn, 97, 107; of Billmeyer, 98; of Whitby Hall, 160 Perot, Elliston, 79 Perot, John, 79 Perot-Morris house, eight-panel door of, 104, 105; doorway of, 118, 119; windows of, 137; dormers of, 141; shutters and blinds of, 144, 146, 147 Peters, Judge Richard, 84 Philadelphia, unique position of, in American architecture, 1; old buildings of, of brick and stone, and substantial in character, 1; much of best Colonial domestic architecture to be found in neighborhood of, 2; history enacted in buildings of, 2; Georgian and pure Colonial styles in, 3; review of early history of, 3; laid out by Thomas Holme, 4; character of early settlers of, 4; early commerce of, 5; at the time of the Revolution, 5; importance of, in eighteenth century, 6; a refuge for immigrants of persecuted sects, 7; Quaker influence in, 7; Scotch-Irish ascendancy in, 7; center of the new republic in embryo, 8; the meeting of the Continental Congresses in, 8, 9; the sitting of the convention for framing the Constitution in, 9; the national capital, 9; famous men associated with, 9; list of first things established or done at, 9-11; noted for its generous hospitality, 11; brilliancy of its social life, 11-14; theaters in, 14; estates of the countryside, 15; has distinctive architecture in brick, stone, and woodwork, and diversified architecture of city and country types, 15; clung to the manners and customs of the mother country, 16; brick favored in, 16, 17; the dominant feature of the domestic architecture of the city proper, 38; houses of, possess charm of architectural merit combined with historic interest, 101 Philosophical Society, the, 48 Piers, of Stenton, 26; of Cliveden, 88 Pilasters, of Woodford, 20; of Hope Lodge, 24; fluted, of city blocks, 40; fluted, of Blackwell house, 42; fluted, of Morris house, 49; of The Woodlands, 65; of Mount Pleasant, 74; of The Highlands, 91; supporting pediment, 108; of house No. 6019 Germantown Avenue, 107; fluted, of Whitby Hall, 158, 159; of Mount Vernon, 174; of Upsala, 180, 181, 182; paneled, of house No. 312 Cypress Street, 182, 183; fluted, of Independence Hall, 204, 205 Pillars, 81 Pine, Edgar, 206 Pine, Robert Edge, 206 Pine Street, house No. 239, footscraper of, 132 Pine Street, house No. 247, doorway of, 109 Pineap
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