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'''Historic Germantown''' is '''a partnership of 18 extraordinary historic houses, destinations, and museums in Northwest Philadelphia''' that have joined together to protect, preserve, and share some of Philadelphia’s prized historical assets.
'''Historic Germantown''' is '''a partnership of 18 extraordinary historic houses, destinations, and museums in Northwest Philadelphia''' that have joined together to protect, preserve, and share some of Philadelphia’s prized historical assets.


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historicgermantownpa.org

Historic Germantown map.

Freedom's Backyard

Historic Germantown is a partnership of 18 extraordinary historic houses, destinations, and museums in Northwest Philadelphia that have joined together to protect, preserve, and share some of Philadelphia’s prized historical assets.

Historic Germantown, located just minutes from Center City, is where one of Philadelphia’s Revolutionary War Battles was fought; where the first-ever American protest against slavery was written; and where one of the few remaining houses on the Underground Railroad still stands.

Note:  The above descriptive information came from the organization's About Historic Germantown page.


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