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Showing below up to 50 results in range #301 to #350.
- (hist) Larry Fine [5,549 bytes]
- (hist) Rocky Statue [5,558 bytes]
- (hist) Cyrus Curtis [5,562 bytes]
- (hist) Science Leadership Academy [5,567 bytes]
- (hist) Benjamin Rush [5,569 bytes]
- (hist) Kurt Vile [5,571 bytes]
- (hist) Rosenbach Museum [5,572 bytes]
- (hist) Big East teams, 2016 and 2018 NCAA basketball champions. [5,577 bytes]
- (hist) Former department store chain. [5,579 bytes]
- (hist) Kevin Bacon [5,580 bytes]
- (hist) Charles Brockden Brown [5,595 bytes]
- (hist) Eddie Fisher [5,595 bytes]
- (hist) Third Creed film. [5,599 bytes]
- (hist) Philadelphia Orchestra [5,602 bytes]
- (hist) Washington Square [5,603 bytes]
- (hist) Joe Frazier [5,606 bytes]
- (hist) 26th Police District [5,606 bytes]
- (hist) Port of Philadelphia [5,608 bytes]
- (hist) Smith Memorial Playground [5,625 bytes]
- (hist) Magee Rehabilitation [5,625 bytes]
- (hist) Robert Purvis [5,627 bytes]
- (hist) Walt Whitman Bridge [5,633 bytes]
- (hist) How many ships were built in Philadelphia during WWII? [5,635 bytes]
- (hist) Dunlap [5,659 bytes]
- (hist) Julia R Masterman School [5,660 bytes]
- (hist) Louisa May Alcott [5,666 bytes]
- (hist) Indie rock band formed in Philadelphia. [5,666 bytes]
- (hist) Leon Sullivan [5,667 bytes]
- (hist) Roosevelt Boulevard [5,669 bytes]
- (hist) WHYY [5,689 bytes]
- (hist) John Wanamaker [5,693 bytes]
- (hist) Agnes Repplier [5,696 bytes]
- (hist) Richard Allen [5,700 bytes]
- (hist) Eastwick [5,703 bytes]
- (hist) Manayunk Towpath [5,706 bytes]
- (hist) Walt Whitman [5,710 bytes]
- (hist) John Coltrane [5,719 bytes]
- (hist) Aramark [5,719 bytes]
- (hist) Philadelphia Fringe Festival [5,723 bytes]
- (hist) James Forten [5,727 bytes]
- (hist) Archdiocese of Philadelphia Schools [5,742 bytes]
- (hist) Is Wissahickon Valley Park dog-friendly? [5,749 bytes]
- (hist) Julius Erving [5,754 bytes]
- (hist) Chamounix Mansion [5,756 bytes]
- (hist) Singer from nearby Ozone Park, NY, with Philadelphia connections. [5,757 bytes]
- (hist) Romantic spots and activities for couples. [5,758 bytes]
- (hist) Pearl S Buck [5,760 bytes]
- (hist) Paul Robeson [5,772 bytes]
- (hist) Western boundary of the city along Cobbs Creek. [5,772 bytes]
- (hist) 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 [5,776 bytes]