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Museums and Attractions :: Historic Philadelphia

America's most historic square mile

Throughout Independence Mall, America's most sacred historic sites stand side-by-side with the hustle and bustle of a 21st-century city.

The residents of Society Hill welcome visitors to stroll their cobblestone streets and take in the architecture of the centuries-old homes, churches and landmarks that make this neighborhood so picturesque.

And when artists, boutique owners and restaurateurs landed in Old City, they added a funky energy to this former warehouse district.

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The Liberty Bell Center

Dramatic new home of the internationally known symbol of freedom

Museum of the American Philosophical Society

Views of science and humanistic thought at Ben Franklin’s intellectual club

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Arch Street Friends Meeting House

1804 Quaker meeting house is the largest of its kind in the world

Arden Theatre Company

The greatest stories from the greatest storytellers

The Athenaeum of Philadelphia

National center for architectural history

The Atwater Kent Museum

Philadelphia’s history museum, and Norman Rockwell, too

Baseball As America

A fun and in-depth look at America's pastime

Benjamin Rush Garden

The Betsy Ross House

Home and burial place of Betsy Ross

The Bishop White House

Mansion of the Bishop who founded the American Episcopalian Church

Bolt of Lightning ... A Memorial to Benjamin Franklin

1984 by Isamu Noguchi

Carpenters' Hall

Meeting Place of the First Continental Congress

Center for Advanced Judaic Studies

Preserving for researchers the venerable history of Jewry

Where Colonial America made its break with the Church of England

Christ Church Burial Ground

Visit the graves of Benjamin Franklin and other early American leaders

The Clay Studio

Dedicated to the promotion of the ceramic arts

Home of the U.S. Congress from 1790-1800

Declaration (Graff) House

Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence here

Discover Greatness: Illustrated History of Negro League Baseball

Trace the beginnings of baseball to the fall of the color line

Dolley Todd (Madison) House

Home of the woman who would become First Lady

Louis Comfort Tiffany meets Maxfield Parrish in a one-of-a-kind creation

Fireman’s Hall

Stained glass window in Fireman's Hall created by The Willet Stained Glass Studios

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