Looking for Philadelphia history "beyond the bell"? Look no further than Cliveden, one of eight fabulous historic house museums in Philadelphia's historic Germantown neighborhood, and the only...

The National Constitution Center in historic Philadelphia is America's most interactive history museum. Located just two blocks from the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, it is the only museum devoted to the U.S. Constitution and the story of we, the people.

Rich collection of memorabilia showing the tradition of Philadelphia Mummery that is performed during the annual New Years Day Parade.

With levels above and below ground, the complex houses a theater and museum devoted to Franklin's life and inventions.

The Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts is located at 300 S. Broad St. Philadelphia PA 19102. For more information, visit www.kimmelcenter.org or call 215-893-1999.    Kimmel Center, Inc., a...

America's oldest residential street was built in 1702 and is now designated a National Historic Landmark.

This 100-acre cemetery has an array of resplendent funerary monuments, including small Victorian palaces, art nouveau sarcophagi and pre-Raphaelite stained glass.

The largest single span suspension bridge in the world, at 1.8 miles, is brilliantly illuminated at night, with every single cable aglow.

In 1693 this property was given by Wiliam Penn to fellow Quakers for use as a burial ground.  The wall surrounding it was built to keep out meandering cows and rowdy boys.  The Meeting House dates to...

Bartram's Garden was the first botanical garden and commercial nursery in the United States. The property consists of Bartram's historic home, a central garden area and a series of woodland paths...