Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania’s largest city, is notable for its rich history, on display at the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall (where the Declaration of Independence and Constitution were signed) and other American Revolutionary sites. Also iconic are the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, immortalized by Sylvester Stallone’s triumphant run in the film "Rocky." ― Google
People died in Philadelphia (First 49 people) - Page 6
John Rodgers
Commanding officer
Nicola Moscona
Bass
Hans Engelmann
Composer
Don Patterson
American jazz musician
Granny Hamner
American baseball player
Billy Maharg
Professional baseball player
Anthony Benezet
French-American teacher
John Vukovich
American baseball manager
Langdon Elwyn Mitchell
American playwright
Angelo Bruno
Mobster
Philip Testa
Philip Francis Nowlan
American author
Dolores Donlon
American model
Sean Rooks
American professional basketball player
Ferdinand Vandeveer Hayden
American geologist
Stanley Rosen
Professor
Lud Wray
American football player
Joe Kuharich
American football player
John Neumann
Bishop
William Courtleigh Jr.
American film actor
Christian Febiger
General
Joseph Leidy
American paleontologist
Thomas L. Kane
American attorney
Raymond Pace Alexander
Former Member of the Philadelphia City Council
Samuel Noah Kramer
Author
Gary Papa
Sportscaster
Britton Chance
American biochemist
Aditya Behl
Author
Joseph de Pasquale
American violist
Cyrus Adler
American library cataloger
B. S. Pully
Comedian
Tommy Potter
Musician
Louis H. Pollak
Former Judge
Henry McKee Minton
American doctor
Frederick Gutekunst
American photographer
Joseph Hopkinson
U. S. representative
Horace Trumbauer
American architect
Paul Philippe Cret
Architect
Trudy Pitts
Carl Georg Barth
American mathematician
Ana María Huarte
Raymond Lederer
Former United States Representative
Nathan Francis Mossell
American physician
Essex Hemphill
American poet
Gilberto Owen
Mexican poet
Spanky DeBrest
Jazz musician
Willis G. Hale
Architect
