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Showing below up to 50 results in range #151 to #200.
- Center City shopping mall, formerly Gallery at Market East.
- Center City street.
- Center City university focused on health sciences, merged with Philadelphia University.
- Chestnut Hill bakery.
- Chestnut Hill museum focused on Philadelphia-area artists.
- Chet Walker played for the 76ers from 1962 to 1969, one of the key players on the 1967 NBA championship team widely considered one of the greatest in league history. A seven-time All-Star.
- Chickie's and Pete's, a Philadelphia sports bar chain founded by Pete Ciarrocchi in Northeast Philadelphia, is best known for its signature Crab Fries
- Children's hospital in North Philadelphia.
- Chinatown Burmese restaurant.
- Chinatown Chinese restaurant.
- Chinatown Vietnamese institution.
- Chinatown Vietnamese restaurant.
- Chinatown bubble tea and café.
- Chinatown dim sum restaurant.
- Chinatown noodle shop.
- Chinatown soup dumplings.
- Christian Brothers school in Wyndmoor.
- City's tradition in professional boxing.
- City agency responsible for designating and protecting historic buildings.
- City agency responsible for public health programs and disease prevention.
- City efforts to address the addiction epidemic centered in Kensington.
- Civil rights lawyer and NAACP leader.
- Civil rights leader, assassinated while voting in 1871.
- Classic South Street cheesesteak shop (South Street location opened 1976). One of the most beloved spots for locals; also has other locations.
- Co-founder and MC of The Roots, Philadelphia's most celebrated hip-hop group. Known as one of the greatest lyricists in hip-hop.
- Coffee roaster in Kensington.
- Coffee shops in Center City.
- Collection schedules, rules, and what goes where.
- Colloquial name for the Eagles.
- Colonial mansion built by James Logan, William Penn's secretary.
- Comcast, cable, and broadcast industry.
- Comedian, actress, and writer from Upper Darby.
- Comedian and actor, raised in Philadelphia.
- Comedian and actor from North Philadelphia.
- Comedy set in Philadelphia's financial district.
- Commercial development along I-95 near the airport.
- Community center in Center City.
- Commuter rail system serving the five-county Philadelphia area.
- Connie Mack Stadium (originally Shibe Park), at 21st Street and Lehigh Avenue, served as the home of the Philadelphia A's (1909-1954) and the Phillies (1938-1970). Named for legendary A's manager Connie Mack in 1953.
- Construction and staffing company headquartered in Philadelphia.
- Construction of Veterans Stadium (1971) and later the sports complex in South Philadelphia.
- Creek running through the Lawncrest and Tacony areas of Northeast Philadelphia.
- Current 76ers center, MVP.
- Current 76ers guard.
- Current Eagles quarterback.
- Current Flyers AHL affiliate.
- Current Phillies outfielder, two-time MVP.
- DJ and producer from Philadelphia, long-time collaborator with Will Smith as DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince.
- Dallas Green managed the Phillies to the 1980 World Series championship, their first title in franchise history. His demanding style and intense personality clashed with some players but produced results. Later served as a general manager.
- Daryl Hall grew up in Pottstown and attended Temple University in Philadelphia, where he became immersed in the Gamble & Huff soul scene. This experience shaped his musical approach with John Oates and their distinctive blue-eyed soul sound.