Ricketts Circus and Congress Hall Philadelphia 1797
Summary
Philadelphia County Courthouse/Congress Hall (left) and Category:Ricketts's Circus (also called Ricketts's Art Pantheon or Amphitheater) (center) at the corner of Chestnut Street and 6th Street in Philadelphia in 1797. (Note: Some sources incorrectly give the depicted location as Market Street and 12th Street, which is the original location of Ricketts's Circus.) Ricketts's Circus burned down on August 17, 1799.
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paintings
1797 in philadelphia
1870 s watercolor paintings
chestnut street philadelphia
congress hall
david johnson kennedy
historical society of pennsylvania
philadelphia in art
rickettss circus
ricketts 39 s circus
pennsylvania
Date
1870
Source
Historical Society of Pennsylvania, David J. Kennedy Watercolors Collection
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