History Bravery and Bad Deeds During the Yellow Fever Outbreak of 1793 Amy Cohen examines the contradicting behavior of two famous Philadelphians in a time of grave crisis
Preservation American Revolution Landmark To Be Auctioned Off At Sheriff Sale Old stone home in Frankford with ties to the Declaration of Independence goes up for auction at a sherif sale in May. Harry K. has the news and history behind this threatened national landmark
History Jefferson’s Monticello On The Schuylkill Eager to escape the crowded city and yet unwilling to give up political influence on the direction of the new nation—and the world—the third president settled on the east bank of the Schuylkill at Grays Ferry
History “Dr. Sangrado” in Hart’s Cemetery, Rattling the Dead The Friends of Poquessing Creek work to salvage a forgotten 328-year old cemetery in the Northeast
