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Four historic homes open for annual fall tour
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[Philadelphia Inquirer (blog)] - In 1682, William Penn deeded 250 acres to John Scarborough. In 1746, the tract was reduced to 60 acres and sold to Enoch Pearson. The house was completed in 1748, and the barn was built in Thomas Paxson acquired the property in 1762, and his
Guardian: Story of cities #7: Philadelphia grid marks birth of America's urban ...www.theguardian.com › cities › mar › story-of-cities-7-philadelphia-grid-p...
Mar 22, · William Penn's city was planned as a utopian ideal: a grid of broad streets to promote green urban living for settlers to this 17th-century ...
William Penn Only Spent Four Years In Pennsylvania - Philadelphia ...www.phillymag.com › news › › william-penn-history
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Mar 8, · March 4, 1681, was when King Charles II of England granted one William Penn a charter for a vast stretch of land in the New World as ...
Aloysius Butler & Clark created a Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl ad ...
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The black-and-white ad, out Friday in the Philadelphia Inquirer — the agencies agreed to run it in a daily newspaper — features William Penn atop City Hall donning an underdog mask, created earlier this year to represent the Eagles' season-long underdog status. With the ad, AB&C wanted to showcase ...
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