Philadelphia's Historic Neighborhood Consortium

04/13/2020

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04/01/2020

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02/17/2020

Tonight our President, Mike Adams, won the SMA Award at the Small Museum Association annual conference and was recognized for his dedication to small museums and historic sites in the Philadelphia area. Congratulations, Mike! We are so proud.

10/18/2019

Thank you to everyone who joined us last night for Drinks and Dread: An Evening of Morbid Philadelphia History! 👻

Special thanks to our partners:
American Philosophical Society
Historic Philadelphia
PhilaLandmarks
Hill-Physick House

10/17/2019

We are so excited for tonight's SOLD OUT Drinks and Dread: An Evening of Morbid Philadelphia History!

If you have tickets for the event, be sure to dress warmly for the walking tour - we'll be outside for about an hour, and it looks like it's going to be a chilly evening! 👻

If you didn't get tickets this time, be sure to follow us here on Facebook, and on Twitter and Instagram () to stay updated on all of our upcoming programs and events.

10/05/2019

Ever wonder why there’s a satellite on 5th street in Old City? Satisfy that curiosity by coming to the APS’s Annual Garden Party! Join us on Sunday from noon-4 for activities for the whole family from the APS, Bartram's Garden, Historic Philadelphia, and more. Enjoy the fall weather and seasonal refreshments: https://www.amphilsoc.org/events/annual-garden-party-0

10/03/2019

It's officially spooky season, and we're officially two weeks out from Drinks and Dread: An Evening of Morbid Philadelphia History! Buy your tickets now! 🎃

09/12/2019

Francis Johnson was the entertainer of choice for elite Philadelphia society in the 1800s. His legacy is being revived by the Library Company of Philadelphia.

08/31/2019

Last night, we hosted around 100 museum professionals and students from and the Museum Studies program at University of the Arts. Thanks to all who joined us for our happy hour on the Cruiser Olympia! It was a beautiful night to chat, drink, and relax. 🚢
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Special thanks to our co-sponsors:
Independence Seaport Museum
University of the Arts Museum Studies
Museum Council of Greater Philadelphia
National Constitution Center
American Philosophical Society