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Philadelphia History Tour

March 11, 2008 By Jay Brooks

Day two of my Philly Beer Week trip began with a walking tour of the Old City part of town with beer historian Richard Wagner, who runs the fabulous Pennsylvania Brewery Historians website. He took us around to places with historical significance, both beerwise and otherwise.

The Liberty Bell, with Independence Hall across the street through the window.

The Man Full of Troubles Tavern, built in 1759 and the earliest colonial pub still standing.

 

For more photos from my historical walking tour of Philadelphia, visit the photo gallery.
 

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