Philadelphia historic landmark index: A guide to what’s worth your time
Just because Philly has great history doesn’t mean you should visit every site.
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The first Declaration of Independence was printed by a 29-year-old immigrant
John Dunlap's rough draft of democracy is kept under lock and key.
Philly’s July Fourth party will be fenced in this year — for a ‘more open’ experience
You’ll be able to get a beer and roam freely along the Parkway.
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Are fireworks legal in Philadelphia? It’s still up in the air
...but good luck finding a place to set them off.
Father’s Day bailout: 10 Philly dads get to spend the holiday with their kids
A local nonprofit put up thousands of dollars.
Mummers Parade 2019: Photos from Philly’s storied New Year tradition
The weather was beautiful, and so were many of the performances.