The Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia highlights buildings under threat with its quarterly list, Places to Save

The President House at Independence National Historical Park joins 11 other sites dedicated to inclusive American history

Threats to alter exhibits about slavery at historic landmarks have mobilized Philadelphians. As we celebrate the semiquincentennial, the city offers many opportunities to learn about the Black experience as the nation evolved and ‘not to hide what happened’

The National Park Service has been instructed to remove a display that interprets America’s history of slavery at Independence National Park on September 17. Philly organizations are preparing to fight back

Amy Cohen outlines how we can promote and protect African American history from the fallout of recent federal government mandates

Amy Cohen explores the back story of “The President’s House: Freedom and Slavery in the Making of a New Nation” on the 10-year anniversary of its unveiling

A simplistic interpretation of history is dumbing down our architecture and making this city seem a whole lot less interesting than it really is.