Washington's Philadelphia Visit Leaves Enduring Memorials
The article notes Washington’s ties to Philadelphia, stating that over a century after his death there exist numerous buildings linked to his visits. It acknowledges that some titles are tradition, but many memorials survive, reflecting his influence in the city since his first visit.
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Washington's Philadelphia Visits Through the Years
A compact tour through Washington’s ties to Philadelphia from his early travels in the French and Indian War era, through Revolutionary War campaigns, to his presidencies. The piece recounts his stays at inns and taverns, entertainments hosted by the city, and his residences while in Philadelphia including the Morris house and the Jolly Post road stops, highlighting his intimate links with local figures, venues, and events.
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Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Lord Loudon
Marshall
Lady Washington
Cambridge
Gates
Mifflin
Congress
New York
Germantown
Darby Creek
Darby Road
Blue Bell
Lloyds
Lloyd
Army
Charles Wilson Peale
Supreme Executive Council
Peale
Third and
Pine Streets
Charles Henry Hart
Powéla
Maision
South Third Street
Cornwallis
Clty
City Tavern
Southwark Theater
Hugenie
Beaumarshals
Valet
Quaker City
France
Society of the Cincinnati
Robert Morris
the Hills
Lemon Hill
Sons of St. Tammany
United States
Gray’s Ferry
Jolly Post
Frankford
State of
Pennsylvania
Ninth Street
Market Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Lord Howe
Major Franks
Germantown Road
Morris
Thomas Wignell
Hallam
Macphergan Blues
Market
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Lght Horse
New Tavern
Independence Hall
Carpenters’ Hall
Christchurch
St. Peter's Church
City
King's College
National Capital
King’s College
Assembly of Pennsylvania
Second Street
Walnut
Virginia
Old
Chester Road
Randolph
Patrick Henry
Richard Henry Lee
Benjamin Harrison
Caesar Rodney
Samuel Chase
Darby
OW. Peale
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