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Bodysnatching and the curious case of One-Eyed Joe

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How are our bodies regulated after death?

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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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