| Call Number (LC) | Title | Results |
|---|---|---|
| F158.68.L58 J845 2020 | Little Italy in the Great War : Philadelphia's Italians on the battlefield and home front / | 1 |
| F158.68.M68 P47 2014eb | Making good neighbors : civil rights, liberalism, and integration in postwar Philadelphia / | 1 |
| F158.68.S58 D83 1996 | South Philadelphia : mummers, memories, and the Melrose Diner / | 2 |
| F158.7 .E185 | Portrait of a colonial city, Philadelphia, 1670-1838 / | 1 |
| F158.7 .M67 1998 | Historic houses of Philadelphia : a tour of the region's museum homes / | 1 |
| F158.7 .U39 1984 | Center city Philadelphia : the elements of style / | 1 |
| F158.8.C2 C19 | Carpenters' hall, (Chestnut street, bet. 3rd and 4th,) and its historic memories. | 1 |
| F158.8.C2 C27 1961 | Carpenters' Hall : Independence National Historical Park, Pennsylvania. | 1 |
| F158.8.C7 C66 1990 | Congress Hall, Capitol of the United States, 1790-1800 : Independence National Historical Park, Pennsylvania / | 1 |
| F158.8.F67 D67 1998 | Fort Mifflin of Philadelphia : an illustrated history / | 1 |
| F158.8.I3 |
The Liberty Bell / Independence Hall in american memory. |
4 |
| F158.8.I3 B45 2008 | History of Independence Hall / | 1 |
| F158.8.I3 L53 2006 | Liberty Bell Center : Bohlin Cywinski Jackson / | 1 |
| F158.8.I3 M57 2002 | Independence Hall in American memory / | 1 |
| F158.8.I3 N37 2010 | The Liberty Bell / | 1 |
| F158.8.I3 P55 1915 | Catalogue of the portraits and other works of art, Independence Hall, Philadelphia : with a short historical sketch of the buildings comprising the State House Row. | 1 |
| F158.8.I3 P6 1940a | Independence Hall : shrine of free government / | 1 |
| F158.8.P4 A5 1969 |
History of Pennsylvania Hall : which was destroyed by a mob, on the 17th of May, 1838. History of Pennsylvania Hall, which was destroyed by a mob, on the 17th of May, 1838. |
2 |
| F158.8.P4 W43 1838i | History of Pennsylvania Hall, which was destroyed by a mob, on the 17th of May, 1838 | 1 |
| F158.8.P86 A34 2014 | Upon the ruins of liberty : slavery, the President's House at Independence National Historical Park, and public memory / | 1 |
