Arts and Culture

Event Memories & Melodies	Event Fashion: “The Fastest Moving, Most Fragile, and Fickle Fleeting Business”
Event The Symphony of a Thousand	Event Sights & Sounds of our Multiethnic Past (1840-1920)
Event Philadelphia: City of Music	Landmark Lesson Using Historical Landmarks: Arthur Ashe Monument, Richmond, Virginia
Blog Post A tireless booster of Philadelphia's arts scene, the man next to Richard Nixon was known as the "Grand Old Man of the Theater." Who was he?	Landmark Lesson Discovering, Researching, & Reporting on Landmarks
Blog Post The Print Center celebrates its centennial this year, making it one of the oldest organizations in the U.S. dedicated to graphic arts. What is its original name?	Landmark Lesson Landmark Cathederal Remains, In Spite of Anti-Catholic Sentiment
Landmark Lesson The 16th Street Baptist Church: Symbol of the Civil Rights Movement	Blog Post A Colonial Drawing for Halloween, or Isaac Norris and his Skeleton Will
Event 100 Years of Print: The Centennial Celebration of Philadelphia's The Print Center	Blog Post With the motto, “What Fools These Mortals Be!” the first successful humor magazine in the U.S. launched in 1876. What was it called?
Blog Post Closing the Loop: Creative Reuse in the Bindings of the Bank of North America Collection	News HSP Launches New Digital History Exhibit Exploring Political Cartoons
Blog Post The Wilma Theater	News New Digital Exhibit Explores Two Centuries of American Political Cartoons
Event Politics in Graphic Detail: Exploring History through Political Cartoons	Blog Post Goodbye HINT, Hello "Politics in Graphic Detail"

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