Philadelphia

National Museum of American Jewish History in Philadelphia at dusk Costume worn by Barbra Streisand in the movie "Yentl". Second Floor exhibit of National Museum of American... keep reading →

1. Philly Museum of Art:The stunning Philadelphia Museum of Art stands at the end of the grand broad boulevard Benjamin Franklin Parkway, where it houses over 225,000 works... keep reading →

I'm moving from Los Angeles to Philadelphia at the end of the month. I'm a lover of a good car ride, so flying cross country isn't an option. The only option that makes sense... keep reading →

Although I grew up in north Jersey, I had an accent that was slightly different from those around me. When my family moved to south Jersey fifteen years later, I discovered... keep reading →

Introduction. Philadelphia probably has the largest collection of extent colonial era buildings in the United States. The centerpiece of this vast historical treasure is... keep reading →

Over a hundred years ago, Philadelphia was viewed as the greatest brewing city in the Western hemisphere. From home-brewed meads to frothy lagers, robust stouts to fruity... keep reading →

One of my favorite cities in the United States is Philadelphia PA, mainly because of all the great historic places to see and visit here. Philadelphia PA is where it... keep reading →

Whenever Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is mentioned--whether in passing, or for some geographical purpose--its history is instantly called into play and, in turn, its subsequent... keep reading →

Stenton Park is located at the 17th Street and Courtland Avenue in the Logan Neighborhood of Philadelphia, named after the famous Philadelphian James Logan. Stenton was the... keep reading →

Bardascino Park is a small park located on 10th Street & Carpenter Street in South Philadelphia. The park is a great place to read, study, meet with neighbors, or just relax... keep reading →