File:CassattHouse.jpg

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English: Alexander J. Cassatt house, 202 South 19th St. (Rittenhouse Square West), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (built for Fairman Rogers c. 1856, expanded for A. J. Cassatt by Frank Furness c. 1888, demolished 1972).
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Source Library of Congress, Historic American Buildings Survey, HABS PA,51-PHILA,678-2
Author George A. Eisenman, HABS photographer.
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