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  1. Old City museum dedicated to the history of liberty and opposition to bigotry.
  2. Old City old-fashioned ice cream parlor.
  3. Old City performance space (relocated).
  4. Old City theater company known for new works and musicals.
  5. Oldies station.
  6. Omakase restaurant in South Philadelphia.
  7. On February 18, 1688, a group of German and Dutch Quakers in Germantown drafted and presented to the Philadelphia Quaker Monthly Meeting what is considered the first organized written protest against slavery in the Americas. The four signatories
  8. Ongoing efforts to reconnect Philadelphia with its Delaware River waterfront.
  9. Ongoing gene-editing research at Philadelphia institutions.
  10. Ongoing public health efforts to address childhood lead exposure.
  11. Opera singer from South Philadelphia.
  12. Originally the Pennsylvania State House, completed in 1753. Site where both the Declaration of Independence (1776) and the U.S. Constitution (1787) were debated and adopted. UNESCO World Heritage Site.
  13. Origins of the name and sandwich in Philadelphia.
  14. Osteopathic medical school.
  15. Osteopathic medical school in West Philadelphia.
  16. Outdoor drinking with views.
  17. Outer section of Northeast Philadelphia, developed primarily after World War II.
  18. Overbrook pizzeria.
  19. Overview of the real estate market, property taxes, and the home-buying process.
  20. PBS member station.
  21. PECO Energy
  22. PECO Energy Company
  23. Packaging company headquartered in Philadelphia.
  24. Painter known for "Christina's World" and Chadds Ford landscapes.
  25. Parc (restaurant)
  26. Parkway Program school in Northwest Philadelphia.
  27. Parkway Program school in West Philadelphia.
  28. Parkway museum housing the largest collection of Auguste Rodin's work outside Paris.
  29. Parkway park featuring the Swann Memorial Fountain.
  30. Part of the historic Kingsessing area extending into West Philadelphia.
  31. Passyunk Avenue
  32. Passyunk Avenue cheesesteak shop.
  33. Passyunk Avenue dim sum.
  34. Passyunk Square Jewish bakery.
  35. Pat's King of Steaks
  36. Penn's Landing maritime museum featuring historic ships.
  37. Penn Medicine flagship hospital in University City.
  38. Penn Medicine hospital in West Philadelphia.
  39. Pennsylvania Gazette
  40. Pennsylvania Quakers
  41. Pennypack Creek
  42. Performed at events in Philadelphia.
  43. Period of Republican political dominance and widespread corruption in late 19th and early 20th century Philadelphia.
  44. Period of Republican political dominance from the Civil War through 1951.
  45. Philadelphia
  46. Philadelphia's Italian ice, distinct from other regions' versions.
  47. Philadelphia's downtown commercial core.
  48. Philadelphia's main east-west commercial artery.
  49. Philadelphia's main intercity rail station, a Beaux-Arts landmark.
  50. Philadelphia's main north-south avenue, running from the Navy Yard to Cheltenham.

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