Benjamin Franklin Bridge (1926), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
America's oldest major Art Deco suspension bridge carried the first automobile traffic across the Delaware River in 1926…
Philadelphia: 9 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, street by street — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
America's oldest major Art Deco suspension bridge carried the first automobile traffic across the Delaware River in 1926…
The Philadelphia civic building where the Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution were debated and adopted.
The Navy's first high-rise hospital, a 15-story Art Deco tower that opened in 1935 and served as a…
A historic Philadelphia federal building originally serving as court house and post office, now the Robert N. C.…
A 21-story Philadelphia landmark designed by James H. Windrim as The North American newspaper's headquarters, showcasing early 20th-century…
Completed in 1933 to designs by Graham, Anderson, Probst & White and still one of the busiest rail…
The PSFS Building was the first skyscraper built in the International Style in the United States — a 36-story declaration…
An Art Deco public school in Philadelphia's Poplar neighborhood, built 1930–1931 with distinctive corbelled brick pilasters adorned with…
Built in 1929 as a North Philadelphia neighborhood cinema, the Uptown Theatre became in the 1960s one of…
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