463762 Railroad depot at Philadelphia, printed by Kennedy & Lucas\'s Lithography, 1832 (litho) by Breton, William L. (fl.1830); 14 x 21 cm; Library Company of Philadelphia, PA, USA; (add.info.: View showing a primitive steam engine locomotive pulling stagecoach-like railroad cars past the "Philadelphia Germantown & Norristown Railway Depot" at the southwest corner of Ninth and Green streets. A driver attired in a top-hat stands and operates the engine from a chariot like platform attached to the locomotive built by Matthias Baldwin. Several passengers occupy the lead coach and partially visible second one. Conductors sit in the cabs of the cars. The Philadelphia Germantown & Norristown Railway, incorporated in 1831, began service to Germantown in 1832 and to Norristown in 1834. The Philadelphia & Reading Railroad leased the company in 1870. ); 穢 Library Company of Philadelphia ; Library Company of Philadelphia; American, out of copyright.