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Things To Do in Philadelphia, PA

National Constitution Center National Constitution Center

As you walk through Independence Mall, be sure to pop into the National Constitution Center to learn more about the birth of America. As the Birthplace of America, it is fitting that the nation’s first and only nonpartisan institution devoted to the Constitution is located in Philadelphia. The whole family can enjoy the time spent touring the attractions, multimedia exhibitions and watching live performances.

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Anastacia’s Antiques Anastacia’s Antiques

Discover rare arts and antiques at Anastacia’s Antiques. This unique little business began with humble sidewalk sales and has grown to fill a 2,400-square-foot showroom. With an ever-changing selection, you are sure to find all sorts of useful and interesting items that range from the mundane to the extraordinary.

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Fort Mifflin Fort Mifflin

Visit Fort Mifflin and see one of the most unique historical sites in the US. Commissioned in 1771, this fort and its surrounding area played vital roles during the American Revolution and the Civil War. When Fort Mifflin was decommissioned in 1952, its 14 authentically restored buildings were opened to the public so they could see "The Fort that Saved America."

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