Category:Bush Hill (Philadelphia)

Bush Hill, the country estate of William Hamilton and his heirs in Fairmount, Philadelphia. It was used as a hospital for victims of the yellow fever during the yellow fever epidemic of 1793. It was also rented out to Vice President John Adams in 1790-1791. The mansion was demolished in 1875.

Media in category "Bush Hill (Philadelphia)"

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A View from the Schuykill, with a S.W. Prospect of Bush Hill, one of the seats of William Hamilton, esq. LCCN2003656104.jpg 1,536 × 893; 266 KB
A View from the Schuykill, with a S.W. Prospect of Bush Hill, one of the seats of William Hamilton, esq. LCCN2003656104.tif 1,536 × 893; 1.31 MB
A view on the Schuylkill, with a SW prospect of Bush-Hill, one of the seats of William Hamilton, Esq. LCCN2004671554.jpg 1,536 × 878; 251 KB
A view on the Schuylkill, with a SW prospect of Bush-Hill, one of the seats of William Hamilton, Esq. LCCN2004671554.tif 1,536 × 878; 1.29 MB
Bush-Hill, the seat of William Hamilton Esqr. near Philadelphia - J. Hoffman del. Philada. ; Tiebout sct. LCCN2004671574.jpg 1,536 × 1,103; 272 KB

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