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Steel City and the 1918 Pandemic
This program will be presented by the National Museum of Industrial History on its Facebook page. You do not have to create or have an account to watch this. Just click on the Facebook page below and look under Videos. Steel City and the 1918 Pandemic Today at 2PM! During the 1918 influenza pandemic, Pittsburgh…
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National museum of industrial history -Live Streaming features
SCHEDULED LIVE LECTURES: Live lectures will be streamed via Facebook Live on the museum’s Facebook page Thursday, March 26th at 2pm The President’s Pump with Mark Connar It is well known that Bethlehem is the home of the first municipal water pumping system in the United States. A replica of this machine is located in…
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Tour of American Hats LLC
While there were many hat manufactories in Philadelphia in the 19th and 20th centuries, one of the lone survivors into the 21st century was the S & S Hat Company. At the time it was founded in 1923, it was housed in a factory on Filbert Street between 10th and 11th Streets. It supplied department…
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INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S WEEKEND
National Museum of Industrial History MARCH 7 – 8, 2020 The National Museum of Industrial History will kick-off a month-long commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of Women’s Suffrage in March with International Women’s Weekend on March 7th and 8th. Women’s Weekend will celebrate the voices and stories of women in industry through a full schedule…
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Continuing a Legacy – Photographing the Pennsylvania Railroad
A presentation by Michael Froio, Photographer Pennsylvania Railroad Technical & Historical Society Philadelphia Chapter Meeting February 15, 2020 10:30am – Doors open for vendor sales 11:00am – Modelers Meeting 11:30am – Dining Car Opens (food for purchase)… 1:00pm – Chapter Business Meeting 1:30pm – Feature Presentation Drexel Hill United Methodist Church 600 Burmont Rd, Drexel…
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The Hidden City: Archaeology of Philadelphia
Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia Monday, March 30, 2020 6:00 to 8:00 Archaeologists Douglas Mooney and Jed Levin take us on a trip down Alice’s rabbit hole – digging underneath parking lots, highways, National Park sites, and demolished buildings, they uncover Philadelphia’s hidden past through the fragments of everyday life left by our predecessors. This…
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Workshop of the World
Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia Wednesday, March 18, 2020 6:00 to 8:00 pm Domenic Vitiello, Associate Professor of Urban Studies and City & Regional Planning at the University of Pennsylvania, charts the origins, dynamics, and decline of Philadelphia’s position as one of the world’s leading centers of industry. This talk will trace the networks of…
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UNDERGROUND PHILADELPHIA
The Warminster Historical Society presents UNDERGROUND PHILADELPHIA: From Caves and Canals to Tunnels and Transit With authors: Harry Kyraikodis & Joel Spivak Monday, February 24th, 2020 at 6:30 PM at the Warminster Free Library, 1076 Emma Ln, Warminster, PA 18974 Free and open to all Online Registration Required at: https://forms.gle/mvtwFBdsAU3aXzyG6 Philadelphia’s relationship with the underground…
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Registration for Chapter 35th Annual Dinner
Saturday, January 25, 2020 Geography, Geology and Genius: How Coal & Canals Ignited the American Industrial Revolution, an illustrated presentation on her new book by author Martha Capwell Fox, Archives & Museum Coordinator, National Canal Museum, Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor, Easton, PA Martha Capwell Fox is in charge of maintaining the Museum’s collection…
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Geography Geology, and Genius: How Coal and Canals Ignited the American Industrial Revolution
The Delaware and Lehigh National Heritage Corridor is proud to announce the release of Geography, Geology and Genius: How Coal and Canals Ignited the American Industrial Revolution. This is the first comprehensive telling of the little known story of how eastern Pennsylvania, from the anthracite coal fields to the tidal waters of the Delaware River,…
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