Photography Vitality Of Immigration Lives On In The Italian Market The Historical Society of Pennsylvania gives us a glimpse into the origins of the Italian Market, an evolving immigration legacy that is alive and thriving today
Photography Sixty Years Of Holiday Cheer At Wanamaker’s The Historical Society of Pennsylvania gives us a look at the origins of a holiday tradition at the Wanamaker Building
Photography When The United Nations Almost Chose Philly For Its HQ With the news of Philly losing Amazon HQ2 to New York and D.C., the Historical Society of Pennsylvania takes us back to 1945 when the City nearly convinced the United Nations to built its headquarters in Fairmount Park
Photography A Century Of Public Events On The Benjamin Franklin Parkway The Historical Society of Pennsylvania takes a look at big public shindigs and the making of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway through rarely seen photographs from the Historical Society of Pennsylvania
Photography From Gas Masks to Bricklaying Class: Life & Lessons at Bok Technical High School With the reinvention of the Bok Building well underway, the Historical Society of Pennsylvania give us an exclusive glimpse of school life there in the 1940s
