History
Getaway Guide: Georgetown, MD
Sitting with a drink in hand at sunset on the deck of the Kitty Knight House, the bend in the river is a tranquil spot today. There’s no hint that 200 years ago the War of 1812 ravaged the area.
Top Ways To Learn About Presidential And American History In Philadelphia
Philadelphia is a historic city that offers numerous places to immerse yourself in history, from where the Declaration of Independence was signed to the Liberty Bell and the National Constitution Center. Here are some of the best places to learn in Philadelphia.
Top Ways To Celebrate Black History Month 2013 In Philadelphia
Every February, the City of Brotherly Love allows Philadelphians a chance to learn about and celebrate African American artists, authors, leaders and, most notably, those who have struggled against all odds to have the freedoms all Americans enjoy today.
Eskin vs. A Chicken
Howard Eskin played Tic Tac Toe with a chicken at Wing Bowl 10 back in 2002. Watch the video…
Angelo’s Favorite Wing Bowl Memory
Angelo talks about his favorite Wing Bowl moment! Watch the video…
Glen Macnow’s First Show
Glen Macnow talks about how he got his start, and his first show at WIP. Watch the video…
Hughes On Iverson
94WIP’s Rhea Hughes shares her feelings on Allen Iverson and the excitement of Game 1 of the 2001 NBA Finals. Watch the video…
Guide To The Betsy Ross House
History is everywhere in the nation’s first capital, from the cobblestone streets of Old City to the grassy quads of Penn. So it’s no surprise that the creator of our nation’s flag and one of the most important women in American history, Betsy Ross, lived and worked right here in Philadelphia
Local Experts Say Philadelphia Deserves More Prominent Role In Poe Movie ‘The Raven’
“Almost all the works that they talk about in the movie and that the murders are about, they’re all Philadelphia stories. The greatest hits he wrote here,” Historian Ed Petit says. “The Raven, he may have begun it while living in Philadelphia.”
The History Of Valentine’s Day
Ever wondered how Valentine’s Day started? We’ve got the answer for you…
Gimbels Has It
In Philadelphia, when you thought of Toyland and the Thanksgiving Day Parade, Gimbels was the department store that lured you to Market Street.
Indulge Your Inner Know-It-All: Labor Day Edition
Labor Day facts to make you the Resident Smarty Pants at your weekend BBQ
Rare Copy Of The Declaration Of Independence On Display In Bucks County
An unusual and rare piece of American history will be on display this Monday, The Fourth of July, between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. at the Moland House in Warwick, Bucks County.
Top 10 Books Written by Our Presidents
Commemorate this Independence Day by reading a book written by a President of the United States. Our current and former Commanders in Chief have composed many memoirs, political and social writings and even works of […]
Early American History Myths You Probably Believe
These early American history legends may be conventional wisdom, and some are even taught in school, but they definitely are not facts. The following myths originated from poems, stories that changed over time or historical […]



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