'The Story of Freedom' At the National Museum of American Jewish History, there’s no better place to tell the story of Freedom than within view of Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell and the National Constitution Center. Established in 1976, it's the only museum in the nation dedicated to exploring and interpreting the American Jewish experience. In 2010, the museum joined the above historical icons at 5th and Market. The stories of 350 years of American Jewish History live inside this … [Read more...]
The Philadelphia History Museum Gets a Makeover
November 12, 2011 By
'Reflecting on Philadelphia's History' New Name, New Director, New Exhibits The Philadelphia History Museum, formerly known as the "Atwater Kent" museum, is one of hundreds of museums in Philadelphia rich in history. The museum, with more than 100,000 items in its collection, is a sweeping repository of the city of Philadelphia history poised for new beginnings. In February 2009, the 70-year-old institution closed from top to bottom for renovations. Three years later, it’s on schedule for a … [Read more...]
City of Philadelphia Ranked #1 For Culture By Travel + Leisure
November 5, 2011 By
City of Philadelphia Ranked #1 For Culture By Travel + Leisure Hey City of Philadelphia !! Give yourself and the city a pat on the back for ranking high for several categories in Travel + Leisure's November issue of "America's Favorite Cities" poll. With so many things to do in Philadelphia, no wonder Philadelphia did well in some categories. As Philadelphians, they are very passionate about their city. The City of Philadelphia over the last several decades has received a negative image … [Read more...]
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