Posts tagged with Landmarks

Last Updated: Feb. 20, 2016 · 9:50 p.m.

Memorial Day in Philadelphia: 8 city landmarks that commemorate fallen heroes

From the Civil War to Beirut, a virtual tribute to those who've served.

At a public meeting, stakeholders expressed hope the jetty would become a place for legal street art.

The urban ruin is being revamped by the organization behind Spruce Street Harbor Park.

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The Business Improvement District designation is meant to improve, for a price.

The structure, on the National Registry of Historic Places, sits on the oldest parcel of land owned continuously by African Americans in America.

A portrait of an artist as a bougie husband? What the work on display says about the man and his time: In France, during World War One.