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*[[People's Emergency Center ( | *[[People's Emergency Center (Is-Past)]] | ||
*[[Islamic Cultural Preservation and Information Council (ICPIC)]] | *[[Islamic Cultural Preservation and Information Council (ICPIC)]] | ||
[[Category:About-History]][[Category:About-Philadelphia]][[Category:About-West Philadelphia]] | [[Category:About-History]][[Category:About-Philadelphia]][[Category:About-West Philadelphia]] | ||
[[Category:Does-Map]] | [[Category:Does-Map]] | ||
[[Category:Teaches-History]] | [[Category:Teaches-History]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:45, 1 May 2023
West Philadelphia has often attracted national and international attention for its prominent role in our nation’s history. These neighborhoods west of the Schuylkill River have a rich cultural identity unique to the city of Philadelphia, making it a place of significance within a ‘city of firsts’.
This interactive map, a project of People’s Emergency Center (PEC) and the Islamic Cultural Preservation and Information Council (ICPIC) pinpoints sites of historic significance by both time and topic - ranging from the Lenape Indian in the 1600s to Malcom X and MLK in the 1960’s – up to the present day.
Note: The above description came from the project's home page.