19th century

Lesson Plan Life Stories in Jewish Philadelphia	Lesson Plan Coming to America: The Boonin Family
Unit Plan The Jewish History of Philadelphia	Blog Post The Pope's Dream Reimagined
Blog Post In 1946, a school at 6333 Malvern Street in Philadelphia was renamed the Overbrook School for the Blind. What was the school's original name?	Blog Post What local women’s organization was originally called the Bicycle, Barge, and Canoe Club?
Blog Post Cassius Clay -- Abolitionist	Publication Pennsylvania Pride
Blog Post Processing the Pennsylvania Abolition Society Papers: An Intern’s Experience	Blog Post Riding the Forgotten Rails: Part 2
Blog Post In 1858, Bucks County resident Susan Parry graduated from the first medical school in the nation to award M.D. degree to women. What was its name?	Blog Post In 1849, Henry "Box" Brown shipped himself in a wooden crate from Richmond, Virginia, to Philadelphia. Why did he do this?
Event Ethnic Renewal in Philadelphia's Chinatown	Blog Post This Civil War physician pioneered the treatment of nerve injuries and coined the term "phantom limb." Who was he?
Blog Post Riding the Forgotten Rails: Part 1	Blog Post Christ Church Archives
Blog Post Founded in 1882, this organization is one of the first in the U.S. dedicated to the care of children. What was its name?	Blog Post Happy Birthday W.E.B. Du Bois
Blog Post Before merging with HSP in 2002, this organization documented ethnic and immigrant experiences in the United States. What was its name?	Blog Post The sound of music, from city's earliest days

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19th century

19th century