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...tive]] ([[Republican Party (United States)|R-]][[Pennsylvania (U.S. state)|Pennsylvania]]), [[U.S. House Armed Services Committee]], [[U.S House Committee on Trans

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[[Fireboat]]s operated in [[Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania]]

[[Fireboat]]s operated in [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania]]

...es.upenn.edu/histy/features/1700s/people/dickinson_john.html University of Pennsylvania Archives] ...lvania]] [http://www.hsp.org/ website], 1300 Locust Street [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania|Philadelphia]] (215) 732-6200

Tolland class attack cargo ship named after a County in Pennsylvania.

...' in south-central Pennsylvania; its county seat is the [[City of Lebanon, Pennsylvania|City of Lebanon]]. According to the 2000 census the population is 120,327.

American Revolutionary War battle on October 4, 1777 at Germantown, Pennsylvania.

...an Revolutionary War battle on September 11, 1777 at Chadds Ford Township, Pennsylvania.

The top 40 radio station WKTQ 1320 AM in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania from 1973 to 1980.

...l A Digital Society], Dr. Richard Stallman (founder) talk at University of Pennsylvania, April 2011

...ffairs consultant; [[Tea Party National Leadership Team ]]; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; organized April 2009 rally

...ary of the Ohio River, which flows south from New York state to Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.

...._colleges_and_universities/Catalogs|U.S. institution]] in [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania|Philadelphia]]

...50px|right| View towards Center City Philadelphia over the [[University of Pennsylvania Campus Historic District]] with Huntsman Hall in the foreground}} ...States. Dr. Liz Magill was inaugurated in July 2022 as the University of Pennsylvania's 9th president, its first new leader in 18 years.

Professor of Law, [[University of Pennsylvania]]; [[Foreign Policy Research Institute]], Director, Asia Program

...'' are a [[National Basketball Association]] team based in [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania]].

(April 7, 1787 – December 14, 1841) was a Representative and a Senator from Pennsylvania.

...herbarium, and environmental science research institute in [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania|Philadelphia]], PA.

...estern terminus of the Main Line. Completed in 1831, it was sold to the [[Pennsylvania Railroad]] in 1857. ...lift locks.<ref name="Amazing">William H. Shank, P.E. (2001) ''The Amazing Pennsylvania Canals'' ISBN 0933788371</ref> Two canal tunnels were constructed along th

...[[American Civil War]], July 1-3, 1863, on the outskirts of [[Gettysburg, Pennsylvania]].

*xMoss, Roger W. ''Historic Landmarks of Philadelphia'' (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2008). - for information about bridges in the city

...//www.archives.upenn.edu/histy/features/1700s/penn1700s.html University of Pennsylvania archives] - contains early history of the college as well as Franklin's vis ...rsity of Pennsylvania Health Care] - contains history and timelines of the Pennsylvania Hospital that Franklin founded

...nna Division]]. It was sold along with the rest of the Main Line to the [[Pennsylvania Railroad]] in 1857, which operated the canal until about 1901. ..."PACanal">[http://www.srbdig.com/PACanal.htm Archaeological Testing of the Pennsylvania Canal]</ref> This included an outlet lock at the canal basin in Columbia,

==HTML and JavaScript slides (Powerpoint) at the University of Pennsylvania==

...B]] team in the National League Central division, located in [[Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania]].

Canal born of the need to move coal out of the mines in northeast Pennsylvania which still exists as a national park.

...ly a liberal arts university in [[Lewisburg]], [[Pennsylvania (U.S. state)|Pennsylvania]]. Its colors are orange and blue.

...s a [[U.S. Senate|United States Senator]] from [[Pennsylvania (U.S. state)|Pennsylvania]]. First elected as a [[Republican Party (United States)|Republican]] in 19

...k by the larger fireboat [[Independence (fireboat)]], from [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania]]

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...of Philadelphia. It is located in Warminster, [[Pennsylvania (U.S. state)|Pennsylvania]]. Its motto is "Faithfulness Merits the Crown." Its mascot is the Viking

...erican architect [[Frank Lloyd Wright]] near Chalk Hill, in Fayette County Pennsylvania.

A rural uprising in the western counties of Pennsylvania in 1794 in response to a federally imposed excise tax placed on liquor.

...LB]] team in the National League East division, located in [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania|Philadelphia]].

A [[Fireboat|fireboat]] built in 2016 for [[Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania]] and named in honor of that city's first female mayor.

Former system of canals and railroads built by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to provide the transportation of goods across the state.

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'''Moravian Academy''' is a private, K-12 school in [[Bethlehem, Pennsylvania]]. It was founded in 1742, when members of the Moravian Church started two

{{Image|Washington Crossing, Pennsylvania (8483462033).jpg|right|350px|A 2012 view of the Delaware River near the pla ...'s headwaters are in [[New York (U.S. state)|New York state]] and northern Pennsylvania. It is a popular area for watching bald eagles in wintertime.}}

Wood was born in [[Pennsylvania (U.S. state)|Pennsylvania]] and moved to Sunbury, St. John’s Parish in Georgia about 1774. Wood ser

The chief [[newspaper]] in the fictional town of [[Llanview, Pennsylvania]] on the [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]] [[Soap opera|soap opera]], '

...eals|U.S. Court of Appeals]] for DE, NJ and PA, located in [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania|Philadelphia]].

...mer [[United States Secretary of Homeland Security]]; Former [[Governor of Pennsylvania]]

...e [[Allegheny Portage Railroad]]. Completed in 1832, it was sold to the [[Pennsylvania Railroad]] in 1857. The railroad continued to operate it until 1872. ...ng in 1833.<ref name="Amazing">William H. Shank, P.E. (2001) ''The Amazing Pennsylvania Canals'' ISBN 0933788371</ref>

...the show ''The Office'' is based in Scranton, [[Pennsylvania (U.S. state)|Pennsylvania]].