Records, 1832-1982.

Linton, M. Albert (Morris Albert), 1887-1966

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Shipley, Samuel Richards, 1828-1908.

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Wing, Asa S. (Asa Shove), 1850-1931

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Provident Life & Trust Company of Philadelphia

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Frank Furness practiced architecture in Philadelphia under the firm names Fraser, Furness & Hewitt (1867-1871), Furness & Hewitt (1871-1875). Frank Furness (1876-1880), Furness & Evans (1881-1885) and Furness, Evans & Co. (from1886 until death in 1912). His partner Allen Evans continued the firm under that same name. Furness's work, known for his distinctive personal style, included railroad stations, banks, residences, office buildings and churches. He was one of the founders of...

Ashbrook, Joseph, d. 1918.

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Longstreth, William C.

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Friends Provident Institution (London, England)

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Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company of Philadelphia (1922-2002)

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The Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company was organized by a group of Philadelphia Quakers in 1865, and by World War I it had become one of the largest life insurance companies in the country with a strong presence in the New York and Boston markets. The Provident Life & Trust Company of Philadelphia was incorporated on March 22, 1865, and opened for business on July 31, 1865. In addition to the main office staff, the company employed an increasing force of special agents or "canvassers", who...

Ashbrook, William

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