Map all locationsAll History in Philadelphia
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Tides of Freedom
African Presence on the Delaware RiverCompelling new exhibition at the Independence Seaport Museum
Uncover 300-years of history and the African experience along in Philadelphia during Tides of Freedom: African Presence on the Delaware River, a new exhibition at the Independence Seaport Museum.
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United States Mint
Where pocket change and commemorative coins are made
The first U.S. Mint opened in 1792 at 7th and Arch Streets, only two blocks from the current facility; it was the first new government structure in the new country. George Washington, who lived nearby, was said to have donated his own silver to make some of the first coins. The current building, opened in 1969, is the fourth Philadelphia Mint.
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United States Naval Asylum
William Strickland (1827-33 / 1844)
When built, the United States Naval Asylum was one of the largest Greek Revival hospitals in the country, modeled after the Temple of Ilissus in Athens.
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Valley Forge National Historical Park
Where the spirit of the Revolution received its sternest test
With more than 3,600 acres of rolling hills and well-worn trails, Valley Forge is now a magnet for runners, bicyclists and picnickers as well as history buffs.
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Washington Crossing Historic Park
Where Washington made his famous trip across the Delaware
See the spot where the General George Washington’s boats quietly took the soldiers to the battles of Trenton and Princeton
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Washington Square
A leafy retreat with tree-shaded benches steps from Independence Hall
In stark contrast to today’s beautiful park setting and the lovely homes and buildings that surround it, Washington Square, during its early years, was a rather drab and melancholy place.
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Waynesborough
Home of Revolutionary War’s General “Mad” Anthony Wayne
Home of Revolutionary War’s General “Mad” Anthony Wayne
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Wyck
The Quaker way of life preserved for 300 years
Duck into the partially hidden garden along busy Germantown Avenue for a 2.5-acre oasis of color and scent at the historic Wyck House gardens.
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Independence Visitor Center
Spy: The Secret World of Espionage at the Franklin Institute
Federal Donuts
Loews Philadelphia Hotel
North Bowl
Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts
The Philadelphia Zoo
Marsh Creek State Park
National Museum of American Jewish History
Philadelphia 76ers
