Image: Woodmont Moses King 1902

Description: "Woodmont," Alan Wood Jr. Mansion, 1622 Spring Mill Road, Gladwyne, Pennsylvania (1892), Will Price, architect. Caption: Hon. Alan Wood, Jr., Residence "Woodmont," Conshohocken. Hon. Alan Wood, Jr., the sheet iron manufacturer and ex-Congressman, built the palatial mansion now owned by his nephew, Richard G. Wood. It is in the French gothic chateau style, and one of the grandest of American homes. It is 475 acres above tidewater, overlooking the beautiful Schuylkill Valley. William L. Price, architect.
Title: Woodmont Moses King 1902
Credit: Original photograph from Moses King, "Philadelphia and Notable Philadelphians," (New York: Moses King, 1901-02), Image 92.
Author: Moses King.
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