McElroy's Philadelphia City Directory; Volume 1855 by Orrin Rogers

McElroy's Philadelphia City Directory; Volume 1855 by Orrin Rogers

Explore the rich history of Philadelphia with "McElroy's Philadelphia City Directory, Volume 1855." This meticulously compiled directory offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives, businesses, and addresses of the city's residents during a pivotal year in its development. A valuable resource for historians, genealogists, and anyone interested in Philadelphia's past, this directory provides detailed listings of individuals, occupations, and street locations. Discover the social and economic landscape of a burgeoning metropolis as it stood in 1855. Uncover the names of merchants, tradesmen, and professionals who shaped the city's identity, and trace the evolution of its neighborhoods. "McElroy's Philadelphia City Directory" is an essential addition to any collection of historical records, offering a unique window into the City of Brotherly Love.

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