File:Law PnP French Philly.JPG
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English: Law, Prosperity, and Power (1880-84) by Daniel Chester French. Made for Philadelphia's Main Post Office (1884), it was removed in 1938 when the building was demolished, and installed in West Fairmount Park (near the Mann Center). |
| Date | 2012-01-06; 1880. Dedicated 1884. Relocated 1938. |
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| Author | Smallbones |
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.jpg) Philadelphia Main Post Office (1884), 9th Street btw Chestnut & Market Streets, Philadelphia, PA. |
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