PA-080 Robert Smith

Marker text: ROBERT SMITH

Here stood the home of colonial Philadelphia's leading architect and builder. Born Jan. 14, 1722 at Dalkeith, Scotland, he died Feb. 11, 1777. Among his buildings are the Christ Church steeple, St. Peter's Church, the Walnut Street Prison, and Carpenters' Hall.

Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, 1982

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Location: 606 S 2nd St., Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania

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