Category:Sons of Temperance Fountain, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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English: The Sons of Temperance Fountain was a drinking fountain at Philadelphia's 1876 Centennial Exposition. The fountain was relocated to Independence Square behind Independence Hall, where it stood until its removal for sanitation reasons in 1969.

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Ingram Centennial Exposition p.681.jpg 925 × 893; 120 KB
Fountain without its gazebo, taken February 16, 1961, eight years before its removal. Photographed by Jack E. Boucher. - Sons of Temperance Fountain, Independence Square (moved HABS PA,51-PHILA,265E-2.tif 3,604 × 5,000; 17.19 MB
Sons of Temperance Fountain Philadelphia 1961.jpg 738 × 1,024; 164 KB
Temperance Drinking Fountain 1876 FLP.jpg 810 × 1,000; 177 KB

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