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Tomb of Philadelphia's "Little Bishop"
St. John Neumann was a tireless preacher of the Gospel to the most abandoned, especially the poor. Upon his canonization, he was exhumed and placed on display with his body clothed in a robe and his head covered in a mask resembling his face. His s . . .
St. John Neumann was a tireless preacher of the Gospel to the most abandoned, especially the poor. Upon his canonization, he was exhumed and placed on display with his body clothed in a robe and his head covered in a mask resembling his face. His shrine strives to imitate his example, welcoming al . . .
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Colonial Presbyterian Church & Burial Ground
Old Pine was established in 1768 as the Third Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. One of Old Pine's first pastors, George Duffield, defying British arrest, served as chaplain to the First Continental Congress in 1774, and with many of his parishion . . .
Old Pine was established in 1768 as the Third Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. One of Old Pine's first pastors, George Duffield, defying British arrest, served as chaplain to the First Continental Congress in 1774, and with many of his parishioners, joined Washington at Valley Forge in the wint . . .
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Philadelphia's First Roman Catholic Church
Founded in 1733, Old St. Joseph's Church was the first Roman Catholic church in Philadelphia. Its history spans the shift from an Anglo-American Catholic Church with a few thousand adherents in the 18th century to an populous immigrant church in th . . .
Founded in 1733, Old St. Joseph's Church was the first Roman Catholic church in Philadelphia. Its history spans the shift from an Anglo-American Catholic Church with a few thousand adherents in the 18th century to an populous immigrant church in the post-Civil War era. Despite rising anti-foreign . . .
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Tour America's First Hospital Founded By Benjamin Franklin
Pennsylvania Hospital was founded 25 years before the American Revolution. A philosophy of caring inspired the founders, a group of public-spirited citizens led by Benjamin Franklin and Dr. Thomas Bond. Today that same spirit guides Pennsylvania Hos . . .
Pennsylvania Hospital was founded 25 years before the American Revolution. A philosophy of caring inspired the founders, a group of public-spirited citizens led by Benjamin Franklin and Dr. Thomas Bond. Today that same spirit guides Pennsylvania Hospital through its third century. The Hospital has . . .
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The World's Tallest Non-Steel-Framed Masonry Structure
City Hall is truly unique and famous for its gothic architecture and statues built into its design. Construction begun in 1871 and took over 30 years to complete. The first floor is built of solid granite, 22 feet thick in some places, supporting a . . .
City Hall is truly unique and famous for its gothic architecture and statues built into its design. Construction begun in 1871 and took over 30 years to complete. The first floor is built of solid granite, 22 feet thick in some places, supporting a brick structure faced with marble. The 548-foot . . .
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