APPENDIX D: Unlocated Resources

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1 NOTE: Although some general locationinformation is given for many of these resources, the data is currently not precise enough to perform field verification and digital mapping. SITE NAME STREET CROSS STREET SOURCE NOTES IMAGE LOCATION, ETC. 117th Regiment, Co. I (13th Cavalry) Ridge Ave. below Poplar Taylor, p th Infantry 3rd St. Dock St. Taylor, p U.S. Regulars. 12th Street Hospital 12th St. Buttonwood St. Taylor 152 beds; "a lesser military hospital." 144th Regiment (Irish Legion) Taylor, p Connelly's Hotel, opposite State House (does not appear in 1863 business directory). 1st Coal Regiment (197th Regiment) Walnut St. below Dock St. Taylor, p nd Regiment Rifles, Co. C (9th Regiment Militia) 2nd Regiment, Reserve Brigade, Co. C 38th St. Bridge St. Taylor, p in Mantua. 13th St. Filbert St. Taylor, p Armory. 32nd Regiment, Co. F 2nd St. below Pine St. Taylor, p Pennsylvania Hotel. 5th Regiment Infantry, Baker's Brigade (106th Regiment), Co. A Chestnut St. above Third St. Taylor, p Franklin Place. Admiral DuPont Post 24 Broad St. Federal St. Sauers GAR post (numbered in the order in which Anna M. Ross Post 94 Girard Ave. Hutchinson St. Sauers GAR post (numbered in the order in which Blue Reserves, Co. E 8th St. Callowhill St. Taylor, p C.H. Williams and Company Sauers Produced rifle locks. Cameron Light Guard (88th) 6th St. above Chestnut St. Taylor, p Western Hose House and Falstaff Hotel (on 1963 map in this location). Camp Union Queen Lane Falls of Schuylkill Taylor 118th Regiment, Queen Lane, Falls of Schuylkill; N of Ridge Ave. illustration p. 136, Taylor Camp William Penn Page 1 of 8

2 Captain William S Newhall Post 7 Girard Ave. Eyre St. Sauers GAR post (numbered in the order in which Charles Hallowell Sauers Philadelphia Business that received produced shoes. listed in 1865 business directory, not listed in 1863 business directory Colonel Gregory's Regiment (91st), Co. D Columbia Guards, Columbia Engine Co. Broad St. South St. Taylor, p There is a building on the SE corner of the block on the Smedley map that is not labeled - could be this building. Filbert St. above 11th St. Taylor, p Cooper Shop Hospital Taylor Could be same thing as Cooper Shop Soldiers Home. Courtland Saunders Post 21 39th St. above Market St. Sauers GAR post (numbered in the order in which Cuyler General Hospital Sauers; Taylor Germantown; 550 beds; a "lesser military hospital;" rear of Town Hall. Dallas Guards Crown St. above Race St. Taylor, p Old Church. Dickson & Zane Sauers Philadelphia business that received government ordnance contacts during the Civil War; supplied artillery projectiles. Earthwork S Chestnut St. t of junction with Darby R Taylor Total cost of all Earthworks combined was $51, Earthwork est side of Schuylkill Rivbelow Gray's Ferry Bridge Taylor Total cost of all Earthworks combined was $51, Earthwork School House Lane near Ridge Road Taylor Total cost of all Earthworks combined was $51, Earthwork ast side of Schuylkill Riv Near U.S. Arsenal Taylor Total cost of all Earthworks combined was $51, ; never constructed. Ellis Post 6 Sauers Germantown Town Hall; GAR post (numbered in the order in which they were formed). Page 2 of 8

3 Emons & Marshall Sauers Philadelphia Business that received produced swords. F. & N. Jones Sauers Philadelphia Business that received produced shoes F & JM Jones listed at 409 Commerce St. Flying Artillery, Co. I (Colonel J.E. Peyton's Continental Cavalry) Garibaldi Legion, Captain Hagen's Company Broad St. Fitzwater St., NW Corner Taylor, p th St. Prune, NW Corner Taylor, p General D.B. Birney Post 63 Germantown Ave. Diamond St. Sauers GAR post (numbered in the order in which General G.K. Warren Post 15 Carson Sauers Manayunk; GAR post (numbered in the order in which General George G. Meade Post 1 Broad St. Cherry St. Sauers Parkway Building; GAR post (numbered in the order in which General Thomas C. Devin Post 363 Broad St. Cherry St. Sauers Parkway Building; GAR post (numbered in the order in which George W. Tryon Germantown Sauers Philadelphia Business that received produced knives. Germantown Home Guard, Co. C Taylor, p Located at Armory. Governor's Guards, Co. F Taylor, p William Penn Hose House. H. Robinson & Company Sauers Philadelphia Business that received produced blankets Harriet Judah Purvis house 9th St. Lombard St. Switala Robert and Joseph Purvis used their mother's home as a stop on the Underground Railroad.. Hestonville General Hospital Taylor; Sauers Hestonville; 172 beds, a "lesser military hospital;" near Lancaster Ave. in West Philadelphia, near 51st St., Merion, and the Pennsylvania Railroad.. Page 3 of 8

4 Hetty A. Jones Post 12 Sauers Roxborough; GAR post (numbered in the order in which they were formed); named for Civil War nurse from Roxborough. Immaculate Conception Silberman Interview Now Haitian church. Independent Company, Emergency Front St. Vine St. Taylor, p Independent Naval Battery Taylor, p Union Volunteer Refreshment Saloon. Independent Troop, Russell Light Cavalry (Co. M and Cavalry) 7th St. above Chestnut St. Taylor, p James A. Garfield Bust East River Dr. Sauers Civil-war related statuary in Fairmount Park. James Henry & Son Sauers Granville; Produced Henry rifles. Keystone Battery Race St. Below Broad St. Taylor, p Marine Artillery, Battery L Frankford Ave. Columbia Ave. Taylor, p There is a Black Horse and White Horse Tavern on either side of Frankford Avenue in this location McClellan General Hospital Germantown Ave. Cayuga Taylor; Sauers 400 beds; a "lesser military hospital." Morris, Tasker & Company Sauers Produced firearm barrels. Murphy and Allison's Machine Shop Filbert St. at the Schuylkill wharf 1860 city directory Murphy and Allison's Machine Shop Walnut St. above 32nd St city directory New Post Office Taylor Used as barracks and headquarters of the Provost. Old hotel building Chestnut St. 24th St. Taylor "Branch Arsenal," storehouse for military clothing and equipment. Pascall's Alley 5th St. ates St. (now Fairmount S Switala Entire neighborhood of participants in the Underground Railroad. Page 4 of 8

5 Pennsylvania Hall 6th St. Haines Ave., W Side Sauers Built on this site in 1838 by the Pennsylvania Anti-Slavery Society as a meeting place for abolitionists, this hall was burned to the ground by anti-black rioters three days after it was first opened.. Pennsylvania Reserve Post 191 5th St. Chestnut St. Sauers GAR post (numbered in the order in which Pennsylvania Sharpshooters Taylor, p Quinton Hotel, Manayunk. Pennsylvania Society for Promoting the Abolition of Slavery Philadelphia City Guard for 88th Regiment 5th St. ve Prune St. (now Locust Taylor, p ; Smedley Philadelphia Home Guard Armory Broad St. Race St. Taylor Philip R. Schuyler Post 51 Sepviva Norris St. Sauers GAR post (numbered in the order in which Race Street Hospital Race St. below 6th St. Taylor; Sauers 412 beds; "a lesser military hospital"; Located in National Guards' Armory. Race Street Meeting House Silberman interview Rathbun Guards (183rd Regiment) New Market St. Laurel Taylor, p Read Guard Richmond St. Ann Taylor, p Robert Bryan Post 80 11th St. Fitzwater Sauers GAR post (numbered in the order in which Saint Augustine Church Silberman Interview Saint Louis Hotel Chestnut St. Seitter Fireworks display after victory over Army of Virginia. Saint Mary's Church Silberman Interview Second Corps, Recruits wanted American St. Master St. Taylor, p Page 5 of 8

6 Sharps & Hankins 30th St. St., between Bridge and H Sauers West Philadelphia business that received government ordnance contacts during the Civil War; supplied Sharp's carbines (firearms). Site of the 1st Draft in Philadelphia Broad St. Spring Garden St. Seitter Large crowd gathered to watch 1st draft. Smallpox General Hospital Islington Lane Taylor; Sauers 50 beds; "a lesser military hospital." South Street Hospital 24th St. South St. Taylor; Sauers 253 beds; "a lesser military hospital." Stokley camp Taylor Camp site of the 88th Regiment Infantry (Cameron Light Guards), near the Schuylkill River, just below the Wissahickon Creek ("Now appropriately marked" and within Fairmount Park limits). Summit House General Hospital Darby Rd. Taylor; Sauers West Philadelphia, 522 beds; a "lesser military hospital;" near Pascalville (Woodland Ave.and Cobbs Creek); now St. Joseph's (Catholic) hospital (SW Philadelphia). T. & E. Schliefflin Sauers Philadelphia Business that received produced swords. Tablet University of Pennsylvania Taylor Tablet shows those from University of Pennsylvania who served during the Civil War. Tablet Fairmount Park Taylor Tablet on the site of camp, 88th Regiment. PITCW photo p. 312 The Cavalry Post 35 Broad St. Cherry St. Sauers Parkway Building; GAR post (numbered in the order in which Thomas A Scott Regiment, Co. F 6th St. Minor St. Taylor, p Turner's Lane General Hospital 22nd St. Oxford St. Sauers; Taylor 275 beds. Undertakers Mutual Protective Association Keels, p. 105 founded in Philadelphia. Union Baptist Church Mill St. Switala used as sanctuary for slaves on Underground Railroad. Union Guard Regiment Co. F Lombard St. below Broad St. Taylor, p Page 6 of 8

7 Union Guards (Co. E, 187th Regiment, six month's service) 18th St. South St. Taylor, p Union Volunteer Hospital Taylor Adjoining the Old Navy Yard. Union Volunteer Refreshment Saloon (Brown's) Swanson Washington Ave. Sauers; Taylor Provided meals for soldiers; "free refreshment saloon for soldiers." PITCW illustration p. 208; Philadelphia: A 300 Year History photo p ; not shown on Smedley map, but PW&B RR depot is on the water near this location US General Hospital Broad St. Cherry St. Taylor "on the site of the present Parkway Building." PITCW illustration p. 80; W.J. Murphy & Co Sauers Philadelphia Business that received produced shoes; possible location at Main above Rittenhouse - but need to keep checking. That is from the 1860 City directory. not listed in 1865 directory or located on historic map Washington Cavalry, Co. A (14th Cavalry) 7th St. Market St. Taylor, p Farmer's Hay Market (Smedley map shows this at 11th and Market). Washington Cavalry, Co. A (14th Cavalry) Washington Cavalry, Co. A (14th Cavalry) Taylor, p Taylor, p Thornley's Hotel, Holmesburg (not located on 1863 map). Seven Stars Hotel, Frankford. Washington Guard, Co. L New St. above 2nd St. Taylor, p Reliance Engine House ( S. 11th St). West Philadelphia Home 41st St. Baring St. Taylor, p. 214 For the care of soldiers' daughters. William C. Stiles 22nd St. Sauers Philadelphia Business that received produced canteens. William Gault's Brew House Spruce St. 21st St. Taylor "Branch Arsenal," storehouse for military clothing and equipment; in 1863 at Callowhill and New Market streets. Not found on 1865 map. North bldg at NE corner not labeled on Smedley map - could be this building Page 7 of 8

8 William Muldoon Christian St. below Greys Ferry Rd. Sauers; Smedley Philadelphia Business that received produced shoes Muldoon Senior lived at 305 S. 22nd, and Muldoon Junior lived at 1028 Ward - both listed as shoe makers in city directory Wood Street Hospital 22nd St. Wood St. Sauers 175 beds. Patients transferred to Mower. Zoar African Methodist Church 7th St. below Bainbridge St. Switala served as station and safe haven along Underground Railroad. Originally street was called "Shippen." Zouaves d'afrique 3rd St. above Gaskill St., west side Taylor, p Southwark hose house (1867 map). Page 8 of 8