WHEN We survey this quaint old building, situated at the head of Carpenters' Court, on
Chestnut street, between Third and Fourth streets, and consider that when erected it stood …

FOR nearly two centuries the neat little brick hall of the Carpenters' Company has stood in a
small court off Chestnut Street ID, IV], not far from the Delaware River. The building has …

… BENJAMIN LOXLEY AND CARPENTERS' HALL From our desk we can see nearby
Carpenters' Hall-now an important feature of the Independence National Historical Park Project-a …

… employed in re£tting the interior of Carpenters Hall, London Wall, £nding an insecure hold
… Carpenters Hall is one of the few ancient buildings that escaped the Great Fire, which came …

… Of course the other significant event in preservation during the 1850's was the "fitting up" of
Carpenters' Hall in 1857. If a distinction is to be made which can separatethe preservation of …

… Members who had already arrived, met on September 5, 1774, at City Tavern, proceeded
thence to Carpenters' Hall, and decided that this suited their needs as well, or better than the …

… The Company's response established a precedent for a similar request from the National
Park Service a century later:" We in common with our fellow citizens venerate [Carpenters' Hall] …

RESPECTFULLY direct the attention of MANAGERS OF JOINT STOCK AND PRIVATE BANKS
to their Establishments as above. By concentrating in every article manufactured, all that …

… Liverymen who paid for the re-glazing of two windows on the north side of the Carpenters’
hall chamber in 1586 had their names and timber marks engraved in the glass.The armorial …

Historians of the fifteenth century will find this book disconcerting, and probably exasperating;
the more general reader may find it interesting, and possibly irritating. Its structure is …