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Charles Willson Peale

Charles Willson Peale is a Pennsylvania historical marker in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, dedicated 1999.

SW corner of 3rd & Lombard Sts., Philadelphia

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American painter, noted for his portraits of George Washington. Here, Peale opened in 1786 his museum of art & natural science. This he moved to Philosophical Hall, 1794; to Independence Hall, 1802. Founder, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Burial a block away.

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