Item #57167 WYCK: THE STORY OF AN HISTORIC HOUSE 1690-1970. W. Edmunds CLAUSSEN.
WYCK: THE STORY OF AN HISTORIC HOUSE 1690-1970.
WYCK: THE STORY OF AN HISTORIC HOUSE 1690-1970.
WYCK: THE STORY OF AN HISTORIC HOUSE 1690-1970.
WYCK: THE STORY OF AN HISTORIC HOUSE 1690-1970.
WYCK: THE STORY OF AN HISTORIC HOUSE 1690-1970.

WYCK: THE STORY OF AN HISTORIC HOUSE 1690-1970.

Philadelphia: Mary T. Haines, [1970]. Illustrated. First Edition. Signed by Claussen on the title page and on the dedication page by Mary T. Haines who, with her husband Robert B. Haines (deceased), were the last private owners of the house. Also laid in is an eight-page, illustrated program (May 31, 1976) “Lafayette At Wyck,” signed by Charles H. Haines, chairman of the Wyck Committee. Wyck is a National Historic Landmark house, garden, and farm in the Germantown neighborhood of Philadelphia that served as the ancestral home to one Philadelphia family for nine generations (1690-1973). The names most prominently associated with Wyck are the Wistar and Haines generations. The legacies of Wyck’s prior owners- Quakers who represented the city’s leadership in business, natural history and science, and education reform. The Wyck Association perpetuates these values through its programming. A nice association copy! 8vo., green cloth, stamped in gilt, in dust jacket; 183 pages. Item #57167

Very Good (covers nice & bright; contents clean & tight); minor wear (spine tips with small internal repairs) d/j. Pamphlet has small names "Rob & Steve" on the rear cover.

Price: $85.00

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