Category talk:Museums in Philadelphia
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There's a pile of museums missing, I assume mostly because they do not have articles yet, but some must be short on linkage. The following immediately come to mind: Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell pavilion, the house where Jefferson wrote the declaration of independence, Betsy Ross house, Franklin Court, a place where Edgar Allen Poe lived (I forget the formal name), the visitor center, and several structures in Fairmont Park. -- Akb4 20:07, 15 January 2007 (UTC)
