Wanamaker Collection

ELEVATOR, 1862. The Otis Patent Hoisting Engine, first installed in the A. T
ELEVATOR, 1862. The Otis Patent Hoisting Engine, first installed in the A.T. Stewart Store, later Wanamaker s, in New York City: line engraving, 1862

Zoe Wanamaker, American-British actress
Zoe Wanamaker (b 1949), American-British actress of stage and screen. Date: circa 1980s

The Recent Blizzard in America, Scenes in Philadelphia (b / w photo)
1598583 The Recent Blizzard in America, Scenes in Philadelphia (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Recent Blizzard in America)

Fashion parade in Philadelphia, 1910
Photograph showing models displaying the latest gowns, before prospective customers. This show took place in the Egyptain Hall, Wanamakers Store, Philadelphia, 1910. Date: 1910

WWI: PARADE, 1919. The 369th Infantry Regiment passing the reviewing stand along the parade route in Fifth Avenue in New York City. On the stand are Governor Al Smith, Charles S

JOHN WANAMAKER (1838-1922). American merchant. Original cabinet photograph

BLACK CROW, 1913. Portrait of Black Crow, a Hidatsa Native American, photographed at Elbowoods, Fort Berthold Reservation in North Dakota, by Rodman Wanamaker, 1913

SHOOTOUT, c1910. A shootout between two Native Americans and a white man. Photographed by Joseph Dixon as part of Rodman Wanamakers Expeditions to the American Indian, c1910

AD: WANAMAKER S, 1919. American advertisement for Wanamakers mail order catalog, 1919

American cartoon by Bernard Gillam, 1892, of John Wanamaker and Grover Cleveland as rivals for sanctimonius sainthood
G. CLEVELAND CARTOON, 1892. American cartoon by Bernard Gillam, 1892, of John Wanamaker and Grover Cleveland as rivals for sanctimonius sainthood in their respective political parties

Wanamaker and Brown popular clothing house, Oak Hall, SE corner of 6th & Market Sts - Abraham Lincoln. Clothing store tag issued by Wanamaker & Brown Clothing House showing head-and-shoulders

DYNAMIC AMERICA, 1889. Sabbatarian Obstructionists. Uncle Sam: Get out of the way, boys
DYNAMIC AMERICA, 1889. Sabbatarian Obstructionists. Uncle Sam: " Get out of the way, boys! This here nation can t stop one day in the week to please anybody." American lithograph cartoon by

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"Wanamaker: A Legacy of Innovation, Influence, and Diversity" Step into the past with Wanamaker, a name that has left an indelible mark on history. From elevators to fashion parades, this captivating figure has shaped various aspects of American culture. In 1862, the Otis Patent Hoisting Engine revolutionized vertical transportation when it was first installed in the A. T. Stewart Store in New York City - later known as Wanamakers. This groundbreaking technology forever changed how we navigate buildings and cities. Not limited to engineering marvels, it also encompasses the world of entertainment. Zoe Wanamaker, an American-British actress, captivated audiences with her talent and versatility. Her contributions to stage and screen continue to inspire aspiring artists today. The Recent Blizzard in America captured Philadelphia's resilience amidst nature's fury through a mesmerizing black-and-white photograph. Even in challenging times, Wanamaker stood strong as a symbol of perseverance and determination. Fashion took center stage during the 1910 Fashion Parade in Philadelphia hosted by none other than Wanamakers itself. The event showcased cutting-edge trends that influenced style enthusiasts for years to come. Venturing beyond retail and entertainment spheres, Cyclopedia of Automobile Engineering highlights how John Wanamaker's influence extended into automotive innovation. His entrepreneurial spirit knew no bounds as he embraced new industries shaping modern society. During WWI parade in 1919, the 369th Infantry Regiment marched proudly past reviewing stands along with their fellow soldiers – a testament to John Wanamaker's commitment towards honoring those who served their country selflessly. John Wanamaker himself was not just an accomplished merchant but also a man whose legacy lives on through lithographs capturing his essence - from original cabinet photographs showcasing his vision for success to depictions highlighting his righteous character without fear. Diversity is at the heart of this tale too; Black Crow - a Hidatsa Native American.