My First Day in Philadelphia我在费城的第一天by Benjamin FranklinI have been the more particular in this description of my journey, and shall be so of my first entry into that city, that you may in your mind compare such unlikely begi...
Some of the most popular areas are Old City, Center City, and Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Old City is the most historic area of the city, making it a great option for tourists. Center City is a great area for reaching many of the main points of interest in the city, such as City Hall...
Herzog & de Meuron and landscape designerPiet Oudolfare collaborating to create Calder Gardens, which will house and display artworks by American sculptorAlexander Calder. Located between Vine Street and Benjamin Franklin Parkway inPhiladelphia, the 6,500 square meter site will house a two-story buil...
Thus refreshed, I walked again up the street, which by this time had many clean-dressed people in it, who were all walking the same way. I joined them, and there-by was led into the great meeting-house of the Quakers near the market. I sat down among them, and after looking round ...
The procession turns west at City Hall and continues toward Love Park and the Benjamin Franklin Parkway before ending at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. A labeled map showing the route of the Eagles' Super Bowl LIX parade.CBS News Philadelphia ...
President's House National Constitution Center Reading Terminal Market Philadelphia City Hall Love Park Benjamin Franklin’s Grave Penn's Landing Second Bank of the United States Washington Square Park First Bank of the United States United States Mint Congress Hall in Philadelphia Franklin Court Indepen...
The Eventful Life of Benjamin Franklin The Pennsylvania scientist and diplomat signs both the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. The Pennsylvania State House—later known as Independence Hall—held its first Assembly meeting there in 1735. State representatives ordered a large bell for the...
6.Franklin Court 0.08MILES This peaceful courtyard, which can be accessed from both Market and Chestnut St, is where Benjamin Franklin's home once stood. The house was demolished in… 7.Franklin Court Printing Museum 0.11MILES These rooms are set up as a recreation of an 18th-centur...
The parade route travels up Broad for about 3 miles before wrapping around the west side of City Hall. It will then pass Love Park and travel up the Benjamin Franklin Parkway until it reaches the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Officialprogramming at the Philadelphia Museum of Artis scheduled to ...
There is aBenjamin Franklin museum(a small fee to enter) with the frame of where his house once stood. There are also a few relics from his time preserved there that you can read about. I think theprinting presswas my son’s favorite part of the tour and that part is completely free...