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Artist: Frank Furness (Architect)
Frank Furness Gate 1876 (relocated 1886)arch ,
plants
Gateway .
Other side of Kelly Drive, North of Reservoir Drive.[map] [nearby] Kelly Drive tour
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Stonework 1876 plants
Front and side walls .
Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts .
West side of Broad, North of Arch.[map] [nearby] Convention District tour Favorites philadelphiabuilding.org entry for the building Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
Fisher Fine Arts Library Gargoyles 1891 dragons
On the walls .
West side of 34th, South of Walnut (Woodland Walk side).[map] [nearby] Penn Campus tour Gargoyles Gargoyle Hunter's page for the building philadelphiabuildings.org's entry for the building
See Also
+wikipedia.org's Frank Furness page
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