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F.P. Frog

 Subject
Subject Source: Local sources
Scope Note: Former mascot of Fairmount Park

Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:

"Fairmount Funnies" cartoon strip, 1995-2000

 File — Shelf 34, Box: 36
Scope and Contents From the Series:

Contains materials related to various public information and outreach endeavors including the "Park People" newsletter, "Field Notes" newsletter, "Fairmount Funnies" cartoon strip, and documentation of television programs "Philadelphia's Backyard" and "Colonial Homes in America."

Dates: 1995-2000

Schuylkill River Park, 1988, 1992

 File — Drawer 5.3
Scope and Contents note From the Collection: This collection contains photographs of the Fairmount Park system and Philadelphia recreation facilities created between 1855 and 2012, primarily photographic prints with some slides, negatives, contact sheets, and transparencies. The collection consists largely of 8 x 10 inch prints documenting park features such as historic houses, guard boxes, landscapes, construction, and demolition, as well as recreation centers, playgrounds, pools, and recreational programming, though sizes and...
Dates: 1988; 1992

Trees including Arbor Week and FP Frog, n.d.

 File — Drawer 4.3
Scope and Contents note From the Collection: This collection contains photographs of the Fairmount Park system and Philadelphia recreation facilities created between 1855 and 2012, primarily photographic prints with some slides, negatives, contact sheets, and transparencies. The collection consists largely of 8 x 10 inch prints documenting park features such as historic houses, guard boxes, landscapes, construction, and demolition, as well as recreation centers, playgrounds, pools, and recreational programming, though sizes and...
Dates: undated

Volunteerism, general. Includes volunteer clean-up events and F.P. Frog.

 File — Drawer 5.4
Scope and Contents note From the Collection: This collection contains photographs of the Fairmount Park system and Philadelphia recreation facilities created between 1855 and 2012, primarily photographic prints with some slides, negatives, contact sheets, and transparencies. The collection consists largely of 8 x 10 inch prints documenting park features such as historic houses, guard boxes, landscapes, construction, and demolition, as well as recreation centers, playgrounds, pools, and recreational programming, though sizes and...
Dates: c.1855 - c. 2012