From the 17 Dec 1887 Philadelphia Times
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From the 17 Dec 1887 Philadelphia Times
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Philadelphia Studies 
Thank you for providing this clip. Are there any architectural plans left of this building? I remember lots of ‘secret staircases’ and steps leading to the bell tower.I also remember the basement and the gymnasium built underneath.I would love to see the architectural renderings and how they compare to what I remember…
Thanks for this. It reinforces my admiration for Bishop Stevens for stances re deaf clergy in the 1870s. St Stephen’s rector Dr McConnell worked on the project, I see. Good for him.