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Blog Post In 1915, a replica of the Liberty Bell was cast to promote which civil rights struggle?	Blog Post The Village Improvement Association of Doylestown
Blog Post A Pinch of History: They Ate What?	News New Document Display Celebrates One of America's Most Familiar Landmarks
Event Independence Hall: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness	Blog Post Women on Currency? - Old News
Blog Post A Pinch of History: Culinary Commotion at HSP	Blog Post Meeting with the Mennonites
Blog Post “It was like the police were vampires and Barbara’s ACLU card was the crucifix.”	Blog Post PHL's first free library was not the Free Library of Philadelphia. Which library predated it?
Blog Post Blog by HCI-PSAR Intern Diane	Blog Post In 1965, Barbara Gittings helped organize which early PHL gay rights demonstration?
Photo Album The Scrapbook of Edith Madeira & PHL's Connection to the Red Cross' Commission to Palestine.	Blog Post Are you a Victory Canner?
Blog Post “Traditional history is a ruthless editing machine": Giving Voice to Female African American Abolitionists	Photo Album Meet the Speakers - Before Stonewall: The Gay Pride Movement
Blog Post In 1918, Philadelphian Edith Madeira served as chief nurse with which Red Cross Commission?	News Before Stonewall: The Gay Pride Movement in Philadelphia
Blog Post Teaching Exceptional Women	Blog Post The oldest of its kind in the city, this group of cyclists pioneered biking in 1890's PHL. Who were they?

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