1892
PLANNING STUDY
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Alligned to terminate at the South face of Fairmount
Client: City of Philadelphia, Department of Public Works
Architect:
Windrim, James Hamilton (1840-1919)
(Director, Department of Public Works)
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1895
PLANNING STUDY
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not implemented
Architect:
Schermerhorn & Reinhold (fl. 1894 - 1901)
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1900-1902
PLANNING STUDY
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Alligned to join Pennsylvania Avenue.
Client: Art Federation of Philadelphia
Architect:
Eyre, Wilson, Jr. (1858-1944)
Architect:
Kelsey, Albert (1870-1950)
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1902
PLANNING STUDY
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Alligned to terminate at the foot of Fairmount.
Client: The Parkway Association
Architect:
McAuley, William John (fl. 1884 - 1904)
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1907
PLANNING STUDY
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Client: Fairmount Park Art Association
Architect:
Cret, Paul Philippe (1876 - 1945)
Architect:
Trumbauer, Horace (1868 - 1938)
Architect:
Zantzinger & Borie (fl. 1905 - 1910 and 1929 - 1950)
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1907-1918
BUILT
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First buildings demolished, 2/22/1907. Parkway declared fully open on 10/26/1918.
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1909
DESIGNED
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Architect:
Borie, Charles Louis, Jr. (1870 - 1943)
Architect:
Cret, Paul Philippe (1876 - 1945)
Architect:
Zantzinger, Clarence Clark (1872 - 1954)
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1911-1916
DESIGNED
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Architect:
Gilchrist, Edmund Beaman (1885-1953)
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1917-1919
BUILT
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Client: Fairmount Park Art Association
Landscape architect:
Greber, Jacques (1882-1962)
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1924
PLANNING STUDY
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Improvements to Penn Square
Client: Bok, Edward W.
Architect:
Cret, Paul Philippe (1876 - 1945)
(Not built. A study of Penn Square and the eastern end of the Parkway. Proposed demolition of City Hall, except the tower that was to act as a terminus to the Parkway.)
Architect:
Sternfeld, Harry (1888-1976)
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1928
BUILT
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Philadelphia Museum of Art opens to the public
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