Penn Collection (page 5)

WILLIAM PENN (1644-1718). English religious reformer and colonialist voyaging up the Delaware River in 1682: wood engraving, American, 19th century

WILLIAM PENN AND CHARLES II. William Penn (1644-1718), left, with King Charles II at Whitehall, c1680. Wood engraving after Howard Pyle

PHILADELPHIA, c1700. First brick building erected in Philadelphia, given by Mr. Penn to his daughter. Wood engraving

PENN ARRIVES AT NEW CASTLE. William Penn (1644-1718), founder of the colony of Pennsylvania, arriving at New Castle on the Delaware River, 27 October 1682. Wood engraving, 1882

WILLIAM PENN (1644-1718). English Quaker and founder of Pennsylvania. Stipple engraving, 19th century

WILLIAM PENN (1644-1718). Founder of colony of Pennsylvania. A late 18th century French engraving of Penns treaty with the Native Americans

PENN AND COLONISTS, 1682. William Penn (standing, left center) meeting with the colonists of his land grant on his first visit to America in 1682. Wood engraving after Howard Pyle

PENNs TREATY. William Penn (1644-1718), English religious reformer and colonist, with his treat with the Native Americans, 1682. Wood engraving, 19th century, after Felix O.C. Darley

WILLIAM PENN (1644-1718) treating with a Native American chief. Color engraving, 19th century

PENNs TREATY WITH NATIVE AMERICANS. William Penns treaty with the Native Americans, 1682. Wood engraving, 19th century, after Felix O.C. Darley (1822-1888)

Guillaume Penn traite avec les indiens etablissant la province de Pensilvanie dans l Amerique septentrionale en 1681 /. Print showing William Penn and settlers trading with Native Americans

Butler, Butler County Penn. Date c1898 Apr. 27

Home of Dan Rice, Girard, Erie Co. Penn

Washington, District of Columbia. Tent life of the 31st Penn. Inf. (later, 82d Penn. Inf.) at Queens farm, vicinity of Fort Slocum. Date 1861

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William Penn - Treaty with the Indians 1661

Amish Men of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. At the time this photograph was taken, a community of 28, 000 individuals shared 28 common family names. Date: circa 1930s

Four presidents of the IMechE: (left to right) John Penn, Joseph Whitworth, Robert Napier, and William Fairbairn

William Penn / Pyle 1882
WILLIAM PENN English religious reformer and colonialist, dismissed by his father Date: 1644 - 1718

William Penn, English coloniser

PENNs TREATY. William Penns treaty with the Native Americans, 1682. Lithograph, n. d. by Nathaniel Currier
PENNs TREATY. William Penns treaty with the Native Americans, 1682. Lithograph, n.d. by Nathaniel Currier

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Penn family coat of arms. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century ilustration

Description of the colony granted to William Penn, 1681
Title page, " Some Account of the Province of Pennsilvania... " 1681. Woodcut reproduction with a watercolor wash

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William Penn, with his autograph. Hand-colored engraving of a portrait

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William Penns vision of liberating prisoners by removing them from England. Hand-colored halftone reproduction of a 19th-century illustration

HMS Sphinx (steam paddleboat) 1846 engine model Date: 1846

New Pennsylvania Station, New York City, America

Penn Yan, New York
Steamboat docked in Penn Yan, New York State, America

Penn Chartered
Quaker William Penn is granted a charter by Charles II to found a settlement, which will be named after him

Sir William Penn / Lely
SIR WILLIAM PENN Parliamentary admiral

William Penn / Finden
WILLIAM PENN English religious reformer and colonialist as a young man

Penn / Fulham Football
F J Penn, player for Fulham

Bucks / Near Penn 1920
Buckinghamshire: view near Penn

USA Penn Univ 1875
The University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia

William Penn / Hall / West
WILLIAM PENN English religious reformer and colonialist

Horsewoman 1892
Mrs Penn Curzon in riding dress with a straw hat and a riding crop

Jamaica Taken by Brits
Penn and Venables take Jamaica from the Spanish

Penn Makes Treaty 1682
William Penn makes a treaty with the native Americans and proceeds to found Pennsylvania

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"Penn: A Journey Through Time and Places" Penn, a name that holds multiple meanings and connections across various locations and historical events. From its roots in the Orphan Asylum of Wolverhampton, West Midlands to Pennell's iconic depiction Station in 1919, this name has woven itself into the fabric of history. The Quakers set sail to the New World under the banner of Penn, seeking religious freedom and establishing Pennsylvania as a haven for tolerance, and is on these shores that the first page of signatures on the Declaration of Independence was penned, forever etching Penn's legacy into American history. In Washington D. C. , Penn Avenue stands tall as a symbol of power and influence. The Victoria Palace Theatre playbill proudly displays performances that have graced its stage throughout time. And within those pages lies PUSA2A-00060, capturing moments frozen in time. The Pennsylvania Railroad Station in New York serves as a gateway to dreams realized or left behind. Erasmus, Scriven, and Penn intertwine their stories within these walls - pioneers who shaped our world through their contributions. Hotel Pennsylvania on 7th Avenue offers respite for weary travelers amidst bustling city streets. Its doors have welcomed leaders in medicine during King George V's reign - individuals whose dedication saved countless lives. Springhill Corner near Wolverhampton whispers tales from yesteryears - stories passed down through generations about resilience and community spirit. Penn: an amalgamation of places, people, triumphs, struggles; each hint offering glimpses into different chapters written by time itself. This name transcends boundaries and invites us to explore its rich tapestry spanning continents and centuries alike.