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History of Penn's three campuses:
- Fourth Street, 1740-1801
- Ninth and Market Streets, phase 1, 1801-1829
- Ninth and Market Streets, phase 2, 1829-1871
- West Philadelphia Campus, Construction 1872-1900
Related exhibits:
University Archives and Records Center
University of Pennsylvania
Second Campus: President's House before 1807
Second Penn Campus:
The House intended for the President of the United States, after renovation as University building, but with no cupola on the Medical School wing
Description:
"Universite de Philadelphie" hand colored steel engraving
Digital Reference: Not available (for a similar image, in black and white, see 20040129004)
Collection Location:
University Archives, The University of Pennsylvania
Iconography Reference Collection
Box
labeled "Center City Campuses," FF 9 labeled "9th Street President's House after renovation - no cupola on medical school wing"
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