These five photographs depict various views of workers and the William Penn statue atop City Hall, circa 1920.
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Photographs of the William Penn statue [City Hall] (Collection 4381)
    Date posted: 6/16/22
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Echoes of baseball history from long-gone Shibe Park
     A series of images from the Philadelphia Record Photograph Morgue documenting the city's baseball history through the story of Shibe Park, demol Date posted: 4/12/16
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Catholic Philadelphia
                      In many of Philadelphia's ethnic neighborhoods, the Catholic church has served not only as a place of worship, the institution also helped keep alive ancestral traditions and connections among newl Date posted: 12/4/15
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Exploring the Card Catalog: Getting Started
       Date posted: 12/3/15
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217 Boxes: A Protest In Disguise
    On November 18, HSP invited the public to discover a nearly-forgotten pioneer of the LGBT rights movement, Dr. John Fryer of Philadelphia – i.e. “Dr. Date posted: 11/19/15
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July Cultures of Independence Teacher Workshop
          We have completed another successful week of Cultures of Independence: Perspectives on Independence Hall and the Meaning of Freedom. Thi Date posted: 10/8/15
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