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History in Pennsylvania Awards 2012
Mon, 2012-10-22 10:00

The 2012 History Affiliates luncheon and first annual History in Pennsylvania "HIP" Awards was held at the Union League of Philadelphia on October 19, 2012.

2012 History Affiliates Awards Luncheon, First Lady of Pennsylvania Susan Corbett to Speak at History Affiliates Luncheon, Nominations Open for "HIP" Awards 2013
A Shaken and Stirred Evening: How the American Cocktail Went Global
Mon, 2012-10-01 12:27

On September 27, 2012, the Young Friends of HSP hosted "A Shaken and Stirred Evening: How the American Cocktail Went Global".

A Shaken and Stirred Evening: How the American Cocktail Went Global, Young Friends, A Shaken and Stirred Evening: How the American Cocktail Went Global
In Memory of Esther Ann McFarland
Wed, 2012-06-27 12:13

On June 26, 2012, HSP hosted a reception in memory of author and historian Esther Ann McFarland.

Maps of Early America
Mon, 2012-06-25 17:13

On June 14, 2012, the Historical Society of Pennsylvania hosted an event titled "Maps of Early America" with guest lecturer Joseph Garver of Harvard University.

Maps of Early America

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Constitution Day
9/17/10

The Historical Society has several versions of the United States Constitution, including the earliest surviving draft handwritten by Constitutional Convention delegate James Wilson and the first newspaper printing by The Pennsylvania Packet. In celebration of Constitution Day, HSP held a one day display of six original versions in its reference room, so visitors could see the evolution of this national treasure.

18th century, Colonial period, Education, Government and civics, Philadelphia, Politics
Colonial Brews: Philadelphia's Early Taverns and the Drinks They Served
6/10/10

Discover a time when taverns were more numerous than churches, and the price of beer was a penny a pot (pint). At this Young Friends event during Philadelphia Beer Week, brewery historian Rich Wagner talks about early Philadelphia taverns and the drinks they served. It was at these "public houses" where our founding fathers gathered to eat, drink, and haggle over the details of the Declaration of Independence.

18th century, Arts and Culture, Colonial period, Philadelphia

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