I was born and raised in Philadelphia, one of the most historic cities in the U.S. Even so, my neighborhood was far removed from the main historic sites like the Liberty Bell, Betsy Ross’ house, or Independence Hall. So far removed that the neighborhood is usually called the Far Northeast. As the name implies, it [...]
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Shadows of History in My Backyard
Posted in Carnival of Genealogy, History, New Jersey, Philadelphia on May 1, 2009 | 7 Comments »
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