Precedents in the Office of a Justice of the Peace
Carpenters' Company, [Managing] Committee, Minutes, 21 Jan 1801 to 15 Jan 1806.
Series records for Carpenters' Hall at APS by J.A. Cohen
This full volume can be viewed at the APS Digital Library, https://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/carpenters-company-managing-committee-minutes-1801-1806
From inventory description: [sm; on spine: "THE / CARPENTERS / COMPANY / MINUTES 1802-1813"] Carpenters' Company Minutes (Quarterly and Annual Meetings), 19 Apr 1802 to 13 May 1804; also List of Members with fines and arrearages (cf Warden's Book), Apr 1802 to Jan 1813; also: Receipts, 28 Apr 1802 to 3 Feb 1813. <4b:10, Co. Mins for July 1804, explains that minutes from that point were to be kept separate from Warden's records of attendance and fines. Early 1804 minutes appear in both 4a (rough version) and 4b (fair version).>
This full volume can be viewed at the APS Digital Library, http://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/carpenters-company-minutes-1802-1804
Carpenters' Company, Committee of Fifteen, Minutes on Book of Prices, 1803-1804
This full volume can be viewed at the APS Digital Library, https://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/carpenters-company-committee-fifteen-minutes-book-prices-1803-1804#page/1/mode/1up
Life of George Washington. (5 Vols. and Maps)
From inventory description: Carpenters' Company Minutes (Quarterly and Annual Meetings), 16 Jan 1804 to 17 Oct 1825; also: Rules and Regulations for meetings, adopted 17 Apr 1809. <4b:10, Co. Mins for July 1804, explains that minutes from that point were to be kept separate from Warden's records of attendance and fines. Early 1804 minutes appear in both 4a (rough version) and 4b (fair version).>
This full volume can be viewed at the APS Digital Library, https://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/carpenters-company-minutes-1804-1825
This full volume can be viewed at the APS Digital Library, https://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/text%3A148374
In mid December 2011 The Carpenters' Company received three important gifts from the estate of Robert L. McNeil, Jr. who died in 2010. Mr. McNeil acquired many of the items that were part of his Philadelphia Artifacts 1750-1825 Collection by purchase. According to Mr. McNeil's curator, Susan Detweiler, his desire was to distribute these items to the original owners when possible and make these items available to researchers. one of these is a book: Articles of the Carpenters' Company, Philadelphia:. Humphreys, 1805. On binding says Carpenters' Company Rules. book in excellent condition. this is commonly known as a rule book used by a member to determine the design and cost of a building. original book was prepared in 1786 and updated thereafter until the early 19th century. currently a copy of this book with introduction by Charles Peterson is given to each new member.
Articles of the Carpenters' Company, Philadelphia:. Humphreys, 1805. On binding says Carpenters' Company Rules.
Young Carpenter's Assistant, or a System of Architecture adapted to the Style of Building in the United States
Articles of the Carpenters' Company of the City and County of Philadelphia and their Rules for measuring and valuing House Carpenters' Work
This full volume can be viewed https://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/managing-committee-minutes-1806-12at the APS Digital Library,
Carpenters' Company, Account Book, Ledger for Rental Receipts from other Societies, 15 Jan 1807 to 14 Jan 1839; also: [Managing] Committee, Fair Minutes 24 Jan to 5 Feb 1794; also: Treasurer's Journal, 24 Jan to 5 Feb 1794, Jan to 4 Dec 1806.
This full volume can be viewed at the APS Digital Library, https://diglib.amphilsoc.org/islandora/object/rental-ledger-1807-39
Description De L'Egypte, Public par les ordres de sa majestie l'empereur Napolean le grand. (24 vols.)
Erection of Front Building, 1810-11 [s.a. item 78:#12 = 322 Chesnut, accts, 1935-51]
The Constitution of the Incorporated Practical House Carpenters Society of the City and County of Philadelphia together with Rules and Regulations for Measuring and Valuing House Carpenter's Work