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1812 Productions
Comedy work in all forms
Bring tissues because the producers swear you’ll laugh until you cry.
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2011 Philadelphia CineFest
The celebration of global filmmaking returns this spring
The Philadelphia CineFest returns in 2011 with eight days of incredible films from around the globe.
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Abraham Lincoln
1871 by Randolph Rogers
It may seem an unadventurous pose — sitting in a chair, holding a quill pen — but sculptor Randolph Rogers caught Lincoln in a heroic moment, signing the Emancipation Proclamation.
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Aero Memorial
1948 by Paul Manship
To commemorate aviators who died in World War I, sculptor Paul Manship created an open bronze sphere that suggests the heavens and the earth, with intricate intertwined forms evoking the signs of the zodiac.
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AIA Bookstore & Design Center
A fun, sophisticated store selling architecture books, unique designer gifts, and creative children’s toys
The AIA Bookstore & Design Center is a recognized leader in architecture books, unique designer gifts, and creative children’s toys. The bookstore is operated by the Philadelphia Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, one of the oldest Chapters of the AIA.
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All Wars Memorial to Colored Soldiers and Sailors
1934 by J. Otto Schweizer
Finely detailed sculptures of African American military men cluster about an allegorical figure representing Justice, who holds symbols of Honor and Reward. Above, American eagles surround a torch of life. First placed in West Fairmount Park, this work was moved to a prominent position on the Parkway in 1994.
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American Philosophical Society Museum
Views of science and humanistic thought at Ben Franklin’s intellectual club
Snuggled behind the east wing of Independence Hall is Philosophical Hall, a brick building erected in the late 1780s that was our nation’s first museum, national library and academy of science. Inside, changing exhibitions highlight the intersections of science, history and art. Jefferson’s handwritten copy of the Declaration of Independence and the Lewis and Clark journals are among the important documents, scientific specimens, patent models, portraits, maps, rare books and manuscripts that comprise this remarkable collection.
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Annual Mercer Museum Folk Fest
An authentic 18th-century festival at the Mercer Museum
An authentic 18th-century festival at the Mercer Museum.
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Architectural Archives of the University of Pennsylvania
Preserving and presenting architecture – in a National Historic Landmark
How bombastic-yet logical! In the bowels of architect Frank Furness’s most outrageous work-a structure that looks more like a steamboat than a library-resides an archive celebrating the dynamism of architecture. University of Pennsylvania’s Architectural Archives preserves drawings, sketchbooks, models and manuscripts of more than 400 designers who worked over three centuries.
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Arden Theatre Company
The greatest stories from the greatest storytellers
With a mission to tell “the greatest stories by the greatest storytellers of all times,” the Arden Theatre Company presents an annual season of five mainstage productions and two children’s works.
Independence Visitor Center
CSI: The Experience at the Franklin Institute
The Dandelion
Aloft Philadelphia Airport Hotel
Johnny Brenda’s
Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts
Adventure Aquarium
Northbrook Canoe Company
National Museum of American Jewish History
Philadelphia 76ers
