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September 22 marks the anniversary of what important U.S. document?

9/15/13
Author: Cary Hutto

Topics : 18th century, Colonial period, Government and civics
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Philadelphia businessman Adolf Borie held what position in the U.S. government?

9/8/13
Author: Cary Hutto

Topics : 19th century, Civil War, Government and civics, Industry
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This year marks the 120th anniversary of what local service organization?

9/1/13
Author: Cary Hutto

Topics : 19th century, 20th century, Community and Public Service
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Who wrote Miracle at Philadelphia: The Story of the Constitutional Convention?

8/25/13
Author: Cary Hutto

Topics : 20th century, Arts and Culture, Women
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Dr. Lucy Wilson served as principal of what Philadelphia school?

8/18/13
Author: Cary Hutto

Topics : 19th century, 20th century, Education, Women
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The Coxe family of Philadelphia made its fortune in what business?

8/11/13
Author: Cary Hutto

Topics : 18th century, 19th century, 20th century, Business, Government and civics, Politics
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The Pythians baseball club was formed by which two men?

8/4/13
Author: Cary Hutto

Topics : 19th century, African American, Civil War, Recreation and Sport
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Indian affairs agent Conrad Weiser worked to maintain British-Iroquois relations prior to what war?

7/28/13
Author: Cary Hutto

Topics : 18th century, French and Indian War, Government and civics, Native American
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This woman was once engaged to William Franklin, Benjamin Franklin's son. What is her name?

7/18/13
Author: Cary Hutto

Topics : 18th century, 19th century, American Revolution, Arts and Culture, Women
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What local university experienced significant growth under provost Charles Custis Harrison?

7/14/13
Author: Cary Hutto

Topics : 19th century, 20th century, Education
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