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One of the world's largest municipal parks, a sprawling 9,200 acres contains several million trees and America's oldest zoo.
The simple home where Edgar Allen Poe lived and wrote. Among other stories, Poe wrote The Tell-Tale Heart here.
This church's congregation has included Ben Franklin, George Washington and Betsy Ross.
The Reading Terminal Market can trace its origins to early Philadelphia when farmers sold their produce in the middle of East Market Street. By... more »
Retail shopping in old fashioned elegance, Macy's towering ceilings and century-old architecture is a must-see. Concerts on the St. Louis World's Fair Pipe Organ are performed twice daily.
Stop by this small (and free!) museum on your walking tour of Philadelphia. Staffed by actual firemen, Firemans Hall exhibits artifacts, such as leather buckets and fire marks, once and sometimes still used to fight city fires.
Famous fictional Heavyweight Champion "Rocky" is forever remembered in this bronze statue, which pays tribute to the underdog.
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Mary Dixon Lebeau is a freelance writer and mother of five. A Philly native, she currently lives in the South Jersey suburbs.
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