Located in the lower northeast section of Philadelphia, Frankford was first settled by Swedish immigrants in the mid-seventeenth century, and it rivaled Philadelphia itself in notoriety. At one time, Frankford was considered one of the most thriving manufacturing areas in the state. Built along the banks of Frankford Creek, which flows into the Delaware River, Frankford grew for centuries and witnessed many of America's historical events and people. In 1854, it became a part of the city of Philadelphia. Frankford was home to the Frankford Yellow Jackets, one of the first NFL teams in America. Now a vital connection in Philadelphia's Market-Frankford elevated system, Frankford continues to be one of the city's best-known neighborhoods.
This is a book of memories about growing up and living in Philadelphia.
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Making Arms in the Machine Age traces the growth and development of the United States Arsenal at Frankford, Pennsylvania, from its origin in 1816 to 1870.
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Robert F. Smiley, Richard W. Johnson. Frankford Heroes 2nd Edition: Small Town Patriotism in a Big City Neighborhood 2.1 Robert F. Smiley With Richard W. Johnson Robert F. Smiley with Richard W. Johnson 2019 Copyright © 2019 by Robert ...
in Frankford , the 1842 strike at Whitaker Mills , had specific economic goals , a restoration of lost wages.24 The workers , both native - born and immigrant , at Whitaker Mills in Frankford and in Manayunk shared the same view of ...
A short history about the participation of the residents of the Frankford neighborhood of Philadelphia in the service of their country, from the birth of the nation in 1776 until the present day.
Given the opening sentence "As soon as I opened the door, I knew my life would change forever", every child finished the story in a quite different way.
The Jewish Community under the Frankford El celebrates the history of this Jewish community and the contributions Jews made, as merchants and citizens, to this highly integrated section of Philadelphia.
Fiction, Reading Recovery Level 12, F&P Level G, DRA2 Level 12, Theme Inference, Stage Early, Character N/A