Dead-end pages

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  1. Meg Saligman mural on Broad Street.
  2. Men's basketball national titles.
  3. Merged Quaker-affiliated school in Chestnut Hill.
  4. Merion Golf Club
  5. Metropolitan Division rivalry.
  6. Mexican restaurant in the Italian Market.
  7. Michael Solomonov's acclaimed Israeli restaurant, winner of the James Beard Award for Outstanding Restaurant.
  8. Mid-19th century style featuring bracketed cornices and tall windows.
  9. Mid-century modernism seen in Penn Center and Society Hill Towers.
  10. Middle Eastern restaurant in West Philadelphia.
  11. Middleweight boxing champion from Philadelphia.
  12. Middleweight champion from Philadelphia.
  13. Midtown Village Asian restaurant from Michael Schulson.
  14. Minister and activist, creator of the Sullivan Principles.
  15. Mobile food vendors and where to find them.
  16. Modern American restaurant from chef Greg Vernick in Rittenhouse Square area. James Beard Award winner.
  17. Modern Jewish-American restaurant from the Zahav team.
  18. Modernist architect who taught at Penn and designed the Australian Parliament House.
  19. Modernistic style of the 1920s-30s, seen in the PSFS Building and N.W. Ayer Building.
  20. Monthly art gallery walk in Old City.
  21. Monthly city magazine, covering local news, dining, and culture.
  22. Monument in West Fairmount Park.
  23. Mosaic artist, creator of Philadelphia's Magic Gardens.
  24. Mosques and Islamic centers.
  25. Mother Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church
  26. Mount Airy (Philadelphia)
  27. Movement to protect the city's architectural heritage.
  28. Muckraking journalist who called Philadelphia "the most corrupt and the most contented" city in 1903.
  29. Multi-purpose arena in South Philadelphia that serves as home to the 76ers and Flyers since 1996 (originally the CoreStates Center).
  30. Multi-purpose stadium that hosted the Eagles and Phillies from 1971-2003.
  31. Multi-purpose stadium that hosted the Eagles and Phillies from 1971-2003. Demolished 2004.
  32. Multi-use trail along the Schuylkill River.
  33. Multiple locations.
  34. Mummers, parties, and how to ring in the new year.
  35. Municipal government employer.
  36. Municipal stadium that hosted Live Aid in 1985.
  37. Municipally-owned gas utility.
  38. Municipally-owned natural gas utility, largest city-owned gas utility in the nation.
  39. Muralist who created works in the Pennsylvania State Capitol.
  40. Museum and archives in Germantown.
  41. Museum chronicling the experiences of African Americans in Philadelphia and throughout the nation.
  42. Museums in Philadelphia
  43. Music-focused magnet school in South Philadelphia.
  44. Musical component of the Mummers tradition.
  45. My Loup (restaurant)
  46. Mütter Museum
  47. NASL soccer team, 1973 champions.
  48. NASL soccer team (1978-1980).
  49. NBA superstar Kobe Bryant grew up in the Philadelphia suburbs (Lower Merion High School) and was a lifelong Philadelphia sports fan before his tragic death in 2020.
  50. NBC affiliate, owned by NBC Universal.

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