The Burial Ground will be CLOSED on Tuesday, September 10, due to the presidential debate.
Faith and Democracy and the Legacy of the First Prayer in Congress The First Continental Congress took place in Carpenters’ Hall in fall 1774, with 56 delegates from 12 colonies...
In 1793, 5,000 Philadelphians perished from Yellow Fever. Join one of our Educators as the Burial Ground's headstones retell the stories of the heroes and victims of that fateful year....
Follow in John Adams' footsteps to sample the indulgence of the political life of the First Continental Congress. The Powel House, Carpenters' Hall, and Christ Church present a joint program...
Join us at Christ Church for a captivating presentation by author Bob Frishman about his new book: Edward Duffield: Colonial Philadelphia Clockmaker, Citizen, Gentleman 1730-1803. This comprehensive biography highlights the life...
Join the American Friends of Lafayette September 27-29 for a captivating weekend in Philadelphia celebrating the Bicentennial of Lafayette's 1824-1825 Farewell Tour! Kick off on Friday with a historical presentation, organ...
