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- Grover Cleveland Alexander, one of the greatest pitchers in baseball history, posted three consecutive 30-win seasons for the Phillies (1915-1917), including a 33-12 record in 1916. Baseball Hall of Fame inductee. (1 revision)
- Edmund Bacon (1 revision)
- Where do young professionals live in Philadelphia? (1 revision)
- What is the rental market like in Philadelphia? (1 revision)
- What are the three Lenape clans? (1 revision)
- The remarkable 12-month period when the Phillies won the World Series (October 2008) and the Eagles reached the NFC Championship Game, representing one of the high-water marks of Philadelphia sports. (1 revision)
- Northern terminus of the Broad Street Line. (1 revision)
- Major airport serving the region, seventh-largest in the United States. (1 revision)
- Is the Barnes Foundation worth visiting? (1 revision)
- Hall of Fame pitcher who threw a playoff no-hitter against the Reds in 2010 (1 revision)
- Claude Giroux (1 revision)
- 35th Police District (1 revision)
- What league are the Philadelphia Wings in? (1 revision)
- What changed with the 1951 Charter? (1 revision)
- Philadelphia term for an older person, especially one who gives advice. (1 revision)
- Where is the Big 5 Classic played? (1 revision)
- What restaurants are in Manayunk? (1 revision)
- SEO Keywords: Jewelers Row Philadelphia, diamond district Philadelphia, engagement rings Philadelphia, jewelry shopping Philadelphia, Sansom Street jewelers, oldest diamond district America (1 revision)
- Pine Street antiques corridor. (1 revision)
- Is the Rodin Museum free? (1 revision)
- A guide to Philadelphia's most popular neighborhoods for young adults and recent college graduates: Fishtown, Northern Liberties, Graduate Hospital, Point Breeze, Fairmount, and others (1 revision)
- Where to see live music by genre. (1 revision)
- What teams played at Veterans Stadium? (1 revision)
- Popular birding locations. (1 revision)
- One of Philadelphia's oldest and most prestigious residential neighborhoods, featuring restored Georgian and Federal architecture and cobblestone streets. (1 revision)
- Maurice Cheeks played 11 seasons for the 76ers (1978-1989), winning four All-Star selections and one NBA championship (1983). Known for his defense, court vision, and leadership, he later became a head coach. (1 revision)
- Is youse correct English? (1 revision)
- How tall is the William Penn statue? (1 revision)
- Historic Society Hill market building. (1 revision)
- Federal Donuts, a collaboration between Michael Solomonov and partners, brought an unlikely combination (1 revision)
- Bridge crossing the Schuylkill in University City. (1 revision)
- Which Philadelphia neighborhoods are gentrifying? (1 revision)
- What was Connie Mack Stadium? (1 revision)
- Prestigious conservatory in Rittenhouse Square, tuition-free for all admitted students. (1 revision)
- Historic indoor market operating since 1893, featuring over 80 vendors selling prepared food, produce, meats, and specialty items. (1 revision)
- Affluent neighborhood in far northwest Philadelphia, featuring upscale shopping along Germantown Avenue and historic architecture. (1 revision)
- Who are the Sons of Ben? (1 revision)
- Urban adult contemporary. (1 revision)
- SEO Keywords: Philadelphia Union, Union schedule, Subaru Park, Union tickets, MLS Philadelphia, Union roster, Chester PA stadium, Union supporters, Sons of Ben, Union history (1 revision)
- SEO Keywords: Philadelphia Warriors, Wilt Chamberlain 100 points, Warriors NBA history, Golden State Warriors origin, Convention Hall Warriors, original NBA team (1 revision)
- Midtown Village Asian restaurant from Michael Schulson. (1 revision)
- Historic waterworks, now a museum and event space. (1 revision)
- Who founded the Philadelphia Anti-Slavery Society? (1 revision)
- What was the Walking Purchase? (1 revision)
- SEO Keywords: Postmodern architecture Philadelphia, Liberty Place Philadelphia, Robert Venturi Philadelphia, Venturi Scott Brown, 1980s Philadelphia architecture, postmodernist buildings Philadelphia, contextual architecture Philadelphia (1 revision)
- Can you go up to the William Penn statue? (1 revision)
- All major hospital systems and individual hospitals in Philadelphia, with founding dates and specialties. (1 revision)
- Who owns Pat's King of Steaks now? (1 revision)
- When did William Penn found Philadelphia? (1 revision)
- July 4th celebration with concerts. (1 revision)