Philadelphia

Blog Post Phila. Sketch Club Draws You In...	Lesson Plan The Promise and Challenge of Religious Freedom, 1655 - 1844
Blog Post An Archives on Lockdown	Blog Post A Gay Ol' Time at the William Way LGBT Center Archives
Publication Philadelphia, China, and Chinatown	Blog Post Dipping into Philadelphia's artistic past through the papers of John Neagle
Blog Post Last month of the Fiber Points: Textile and Handcraft Heritage Exhibition	Blog Post Missing but Never Forgotten
Blog Post Legend says that in 1682, William Penn met with a group of Native Americans to form a treaty. Where did they meet?	Page 20th-Century Collections Guide: Politics, Governance, and Activism
Blog Post What well known Philadelphia artist painted an image of Washington crossing the Delaware River?	Photo Album National History Day 2012
Blog Post Interesting discoveries in the Oliver H. Bair Company records	Blog Post It's Baseball Season in the Social Studies Classroom
Blog Post The RMS Titanic sank 100 years ago, taking with it several members of the George D. Widener family. Which family member survived?	Blog Post Rowing the East Falls Historical Society
Blog Post Learning More About the People Behind the Documents	Blog Post In 1687, the Morris family of Philadelphia opened one of the city's first businesses. What kind of business was it?
Lesson Plan Civil Rights Meeting Flyers	Lesson Plan From Boycott to Black Power

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