Philadelphia

Blog Post In 1787, this Scotland-born Pennsylvanian drafted the first U.S. Constitution. What was his name?	Event Meet the Author: Dr. Victor Vazquez Hernandez
Video Counting Trees: The Search for Fairmount Park	Video Ethnic Renewal in Philadelphia's Chinatown
News New Exhibit, Collaboration Showcases Most Significant Constitutional Documents	Blog Post Which Philadelphian is often regarded as America’s first professional writer?
Blog Post During the First World War, Pennsylvania Railroad employee Stephen Noyes served as a pilot in the A.E.F. What does the acronym stand for?	Blog Post Understanding Philadelphia’s global trade network in the colonial period
Blog Post Rachmaninoff’s Philadelphia	Event Warrior Writers: Poetry and Prose of the First World War
Blog Post March 4, 1681 marks which important event in Pennsylvania’s history?	Blog Post In the early 1900s, members of what celebrated Philadelphia family became closely acquainted with Russia's Romanov monarchy?
Blog Post History Sleuth: Beth Twiss Houting	News HSP Receives "World War I and America" Grant
Blog Post How many U. S. presidents had or have birthdays in February	Blog Post In the 1860s, the Bascom family moved from South Carolina to Philadelphia to open a business bearing their name. In what trade did the Bascoms specialize?
Blog Post Germany is Our Mother, Columbia Our Wife!	News Finding Aid Now Available for Records of America's First Central Bank
Event Make History Yours: Adopt-a-Collection	Blog Post Philadelphia's Global Reach in the Colonial Period

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