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1. Who owns the Philadelphia 76ers?‏‎ (1 revision)
2. When did immigration peak in Philadelphia?‏‎ (1 revision)
3. What is Beaux-Arts architecture?‏‎ (1 revision)
4. Walnut Lane Golf Course‏‎ (1 revision)
5. Rapper from North Philadelphia.‏‎ (1 revision)
6. June 2020 removal of the controversial statue of former Mayor Frank Rizzo from outside the Municipal Services Building, amid national protests following George Floyd's death.‏‎ (1 revision)
7. How did Philadelphia handle the 1918 flu?‏‎ (1 revision)
8. Former department store, now Macy's, home to the Wanamaker Organ and Grand Court.‏‎ (1 revision)
9. Can you take pictures with the Rocky statue?‏‎ (1 revision)
10. When is Pride in Philadelphia?‏‎ (1 revision)
11. Recently rebranded section of Center City between Broad Street and Washington Square, featuring restaurants and nightlife.‏‎ (1 revision)
12. My Loup (restaurant)‏‎ (1 revision)
13. Is Fairmount Park free?‏‎ (1 revision)
14. Founder of the Philadelphia Flyers, developed the Spectrum and Wells Fargo Center.‏‎ (1 revision)
15. Can you visit the house where Jefferson wrote the Declaration?‏‎ (1 revision)
16. Why Philadelphia has so many BYOBs, the rules, and where to find them.‏‎ (1 revision)
17. When was Gloria Dei Church built?‏‎ (1 revision)
18. NLL lacrosse team.‏‎ (1 revision)
19. Scenic overlook in Fairmount Park.‏‎ (1 revision)
20. Revolutionary War fort on the Delaware River, site of a crucial 1777 siege that delayed British naval reinforcements. Later served as a Civil War POW camp.‏‎ (1 revision)
21. Neighborhood adjacent to the Philadelphia Museum of Art and Fairmount Park, featuring Victorian architecture and Eastern State Penitentiary.‏‎ (1 revision)
22. Friday Saturday Sunday‏‎ (1 revision)
23. Center City/North Philadelphia district.‏‎ (1 revision)
24. Why is it called Queen Village?‏‎ (1 revision)
25. Where are Art Deco buildings in Philadelphia?‏‎ (1 revision)
26. What is pork roll?‏‎ (1 revision)
27. Wetland preserved at John Heinz Refuge.‏‎ (1 revision)
28. The SEPTA Key card, launched in 2016, is Philadelphia's all-in-one transit fare card that replaced tokens and paper passes. This guide covers where to get one, how to load value, how to use it across all SEPTA modes, and the benefits over cash fare.‏‎ (1 revision)
29. Second baseman Chase Utley played 13 seasons with the Phillies (2003-2015), earning six consecutive All-Star selections (2006-2011). Known for his relentless hustle, clutch hitting, and a slide rule violation that upended playoff baseball.‏‎ (1 revision)
30. Rittenhouse specialty coffee.‏‎ (1 revision)
31. How do you say hello in Lenape?‏‎ (1 revision)
32. William Penn‏‎ (1 revision)
33. Where can I park at Wissahickon Valley Park?‏‎ (1 revision)
34. What is the Head of the Schuylkill?‏‎ (1 revision)
35. The concentration of four sports venues at Pattison Avenue and Broad Street: Lincoln Financial Field, Citizens Bank Park, Wells Fargo Center, and the site of demolished Veterans Stadium.‏‎ (1 revision)
36. North Philadelphia academic medical center.‏‎ (1 revision)
37. Atlantic 10 teams of La Salle University.‏‎ (1 revision)
38. 14th Police District‏‎ (1 revision)
39. Where did Ridge Avenue come from?‏‎ (1 revision)
40. What is the Pine Building at Pennsylvania Hospital?‏‎ (1 revision)
41. Singer-songwriter born in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, near Philadelphia. Early career rooted in Philadelphia R&B and pop music scenes.‏‎ (1 revision)
42. Northeast High School‏‎ (1 revision)
43. MLB team founded 1883. World Series champions 1980, 2008. Play at Citizens Bank Park.‏‎ (1 revision)
44. What is the best restaurant in Philadelphia Chinatown?‏‎ (1 revision)
45. The luxury retail and restaurant corridor along Walnut Street between Broad Street and 21st Street in Rittenhouse Square, distinct from Rittenhouse Square itself as a residential neighborhood.‏‎ (1 revision)
46. Is West Mount Airy diverse?‏‎ (1 revision)
47. Bassetts Ice Cream‏‎ (1 revision)
48. Where does the El go in Philadelphia?‏‎ (1 revision)
49. The rival cheesesteak shop directly across from Pat's at 9th and Passyunk, founded by Joey Vento in 1966. Known for its neon lights and controversy over its English-only sign.‏‎ (1 revision)
50. Soul group whose career was revived by Gamble & Huff at Philadelphia International Records. "Back Stabbers" and "Love Train" among their biggest hits.‏‎ (1 revision)