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Showing below up to 50 results in range #351 to #400.

351. (hist) ‎Far Northeast Philadelphia arterial through Somerton and Bustleton. ‎[17,116 bytes]
352. (hist) ‎Major airport serving the region, seventh-largest in the United States. ‎[17,107 bytes]
353. (hist) ‎Keith Haring mural in South Philadelphia. ‎[17,105 bytes]
354. (hist) ‎The northern boundary between Philadelphia and Montgomery County (Cheltenham Township), running along the city's northern border. ‎[17,103 bytes]
355. (hist) ‎Scenic overlook in Fairmount Park. ‎[17,098 bytes]
356. (hist) ‎Is Mount Airy a good neighborhood? ‎[17,096 bytes]
357. (hist) ‎North Philadelphia natural history museum preserved as a Victorian-era educational institution. ‎[17,086 bytes]
358. (hist) ‎North Broad Street opera house restored and reopened as a concert venue in 2018. ‎[17,075 bytes]
359. (hist) ‎LGBTQ+ neighborhood within Washington Square West, marked by rainbow street signs and home to numerous bars, clubs, and community organizations. ‎[17,072 bytes]
360. (hist) ‎Is Fishtown safe? ‎[17,055 bytes]
361. (hist) ‎What is the PSFS Building famous for? ‎[17,052 bytes]
362. (hist) ‎Underground Market East commuter rail station (formerly Market East Station). ‎[17,051 bytes]
363. (hist) ‎South Philadelphia brewery. ‎[17,051 bytes]
364. (hist) ‎Historic West Philadelphia neighborhood of Victorian architecture, adjacent to Drexel University. ‎[17,036 bytes]
365. (hist) ‎East-west elevated/subway route, stations, and connections. ‎[17,030 bytes]
366. (hist) ‎Originally Shibe Park (1909–1952), renamed Connie Mack Stadium, home of the Athletics and Phillies until 1970. Located at 21st and Lehigh in North Philadelphia. ‎[17,029 bytes]
367. (hist) ‎Boundary street between Philadelphia and Montgomery County. ‎[17,028 bytes]
368. (hist) ‎The original Philadelphia cheesesteak shop at 9th Street and Passyunk Avenue, founded by Pat Olivieri in 1930. The claimed inventor of the cheesesteak. Open 24 hours. ‎[17,023 bytes]
369. (hist) ‎Where is the Avenue of the Arts? ‎[17,022 bytes]
370. (hist) ‎What is the Friendship Gate? ‎[17,019 bytes]
371. (hist) ‎The largest public art program in the United States, created from the Philadelphia Anti-Graffiti Network in 1984. More than 4,000 murals across the city. ‎[17,018 bytes]
372. (hist) ‎What is Second Empire architecture? ‎[17,007 bytes]
373. (hist) ‎Philadelphia's historical dominance in textile manufacturing, especially in Kensington. ‎[17,005 bytes]
374. (hist) ‎Home of the Philadelphia Phillies since 2004. ‎[17,001 bytes]
375. (hist) ‎Is water ice the same as Italian ice? ‎[16,993 bytes]
376. (hist) ‎Is Germantown a good place to live? ‎[16,975 bytes]
377. (hist) ‎Where do the 76ers play? ‎[16,974 bytes]
378. (hist) ‎Steve Powers mural project in West Philadelphia. ‎[16,973 bytes]
379. (hist) ‎Fairmount Park outdoor amphitheater hosting concerts and the Philadelphia Orchestra's summer season. ‎[16,973 bytes]
380. (hist) ‎Comprehensive relocation guide covering neighborhoods, logistics, and what to expect. ‎[16,972 bytes]
381. (hist) ‎The grand diagonal boulevard connecting City Hall to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, modeled on the Champs-Élysées. Home to many major cultural institutions. ‎[16,970 bytes]
382. (hist) ‎Midtown Village Asian restaurant from Michael Schulson. ‎[16,965 bytes]
383. (hist) ‎Annual college football game traditionally played in Philadelphia. ‎[16,959 bytes]
384. (hist) ‎Bagel shop with multiple locations. ‎[16,956 bytes]
385. (hist) ‎General aviation airport. ‎[16,953 bytes]
386. (hist) ‎Joe Frazier (1944-2011), who operated Joe Frazier's Gym at 2917 North Broad Street in North Philadelphia, was the Heavyweight Champion of the World from 1970 to 1973 and one of the greatest boxers of the 20th century. His three fights with Muhammad Ali ‎[16,952 bytes]
387. (hist) ‎Who is the Philly Phanatic? ‎[16,952 bytes]
388. (hist) ‎Annual collegiate rowing regatta on the Schuylkill. ‎[16,943 bytes]
389. (hist) ‎Bridge crossing the Schuylkill at Girard Avenue. ‎[16,942 bytes]
390. (hist) ‎NASL soccer team (1978-1980). ‎[16,940 bytes]
391. (hist) ‎South Philadelphia park, southern terminus of Broad Street. ‎[16,939 bytes]
392. (hist) ‎Why does Philadelphia have a grid layout? ‎[16,935 bytes]
393. (hist) ‎How do you use jawn in a sentence? ‎[16,934 bytes]
394. (hist) ‎North Philadelphia neighborhood, part of a larger area sometimes called "The Badlands." ‎[16,932 bytes]
395. (hist) ‎Bridge crossing the Schuylkill connecting Strawberry Mansion to Fairmount Park. ‎[16,931 bytes]
396. (hist) ‎Iconic symbol of American independence, originally cast in 1752 for the Pennsylvania State House. Famous for its distinctive crack. Now housed in the Liberty Bell Center. ‎[16,924 bytes]
397. (hist) ‎Chinatown Chinese restaurant. ‎[16,918 bytes]
398. (hist) ‎Where can I see Louis Kahn buildings in Philadelphia? ‎[16,917 bytes]
399. (hist) ‎Where is the University of Pennsylvania campus located? ‎[16,917 bytes]
400. (hist) ‎South Philadelphia neighborhood park. ‎[16,916 bytes]