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Hagley Museum’s patent model collection displays imagination and innovation

Take a step back to the 19th Century with innovations from Hagley Museum’s patent model collection. What is a patent model? ...

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May 6-8: Join us for Jane’s Walk 2016

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Philadelphia to be first big city with disaster plan to protect historic buildings

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Building Stories: Robert N.C. Nix Federal Building and William Penn Annex Post Office

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Remaking Sharswood: Miller Memorial Baptist anchors a changing neighborhood

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Wayback Machines: Philly’s early double-decker buses

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Chestnut Hill to expand what qualifies as historic

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Officials toast World Heritage City designation

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November 11: Public history in 21st century Philly

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Spotted: Old Pine’s maple minister

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Spotted: Just off the Schuylkill River Trail, a new entrance to Laurel Hill Cemetery

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Philly’s Toynbee Tiles are slowly dying out. Will the Streets Dept. be able to resurrect a few?

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 Dan Hennessy (right) and Jane McGrane boat, swim, and fish in Pittsburgh's rivers. Hennessy said he watched the waterfronts transform, starting with the Point, from industrial areas to more accessible public spaces. (Irina Zhorov/WESA)
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The historic waterfront development that helped transform Pittsburgh: Point State Park

On a recent weekend stroll at Point State Park, in Pittsburgh, visitors sunned themselves in the grass and along the low walls of the par ...

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From Above: Manayunk and Venice Island, 1926

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