Philadelphia

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Philadelphia is a major historic U.S. city in Pennsylvania known for its role in the American Revolution, iconic landmarks like Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell, and its rich cultural and academic institutions.

Aliases (16)
  • Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ×218
  • Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States ×115
  • City of Philadelphia ×66
  • Philadelphia County ×2
  • Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America ×2
  • Center City Philadelphia ×1
  • Harrisburg ×1
  • Philadelphia Folk Festival ×1
  • Philadelphia central business district ×1
  • Philadelphia city government ×1
  • Philadelphia city proper ×1
  • Philadelphia was the capital of the United States at the time ×1
  • Philadelphia, PA ×1
  • Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Colony ×1
  • Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA ×1
  • The Cradle of Liberty ×1

Statements (59)
Predicate Object
instanceOf city
municipality
areaCode 215
267
445
contains Benjamin Franklin Parkway
City Hall
Fairmount Park
Independence Hall
Liberty Bell
Love Park
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Reading Terminal Market
Rocky Steps
Schuylkill River Trail
country United States of America
founded 1682
foundedAs planned city
foundedBy William Penn
governedBy Mayor–council government
hasLandmark Betsy Ross House
Eastern State Penitentiary
Elfreth's Alley
Independence National Historical Park
hasSportsTeam Philadelphia 76ers
Philadelphia Eagles
Philadelphia Flyers
Philadelphia Phillies
hasUniversity Drexel University
Temple University
University of Pennsylvania
is county seat of Philadelphia County
largest city in Pennsylvania
major cultural center
major economic hub
major educational center
major medical center
major port city
knownFor American Revolutionary history
Italian Market
Mummers Parade
Philadelphia cheesesteak
colonial architecture
museums
universities
locatedIn Mid-Atlantic United States
Northeastern United States
Pennsylvania
motto Philadelphia maneto
namedAfter Philadelphos (Greek for brotherly love)
partOf Delaware Valley metropolitan area
Thirteen Colonies
roleIn American Revolution
servedAsUSCapitalFrom 1790
servedAsUSCapitalUntil 1800
timeZone Eastern Time Zone
traversedBy Delaware River
Schuylkill River
was capital of the United States

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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
15th Street station
1915 World Series
1950 World Series
1981 NFC Wild Card Game
1992 NHL All-Star Game
2006 NFC Wild Card Game
37th Street station
520 Chestnut Street
American Philosophical Society Hall
Anne d’Harnoncourt Sculpture Garden
Art Museum Steps
Baker Bowl
Benjamin Franklin Parkway
Betsy Ross House
Big 5 basketball
Bishop White House
Broad Street (Philadelphia)
Broad Street Bullies
Carpenters' Hall
Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul
Chester Avenue
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Citizens Bank Park
City Hall Station (Philadelphia)
Clark Park
Cobbs Creek neighborhood
Columbia Park ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Comcast Spectacor
Congress Hall
Connie Mack Stadium
Declaration House
Drexel University
EDVAC
Eastern State Penitentiary
Elfreth's Alley
Festival Pier site
Franklin Field
Front Street (Philadelphia)
Girard station
Graduate School of Education
Gritty
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
ICA Philadelphia
Independence Square
Italian Market
Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts
Kingsessing
Lincoln Financial Field
Long Gallery (Independence Hall)
Master Plan for the Central Delaware
Mummers Parade
Old City Hall (Philadelphia)
Olney Transportation Center
Oregon station
Penn Center
Penn Presbyterian Medical Center
Penn Quakers fencing
Penn Quakers field hockey
Penn Quakers football
Penn Quakers golf
Penn Quakers squash
Penn Quakers swimming and diving
Penn Quakers tennis
Penn Quakers track and field ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Penn Quakers women's basketball team
Penn Quakers wrestling
Pennsylvania Convention Center
Perelman Building
Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia 76ers
Philadelphia Athletics ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Philadelphia Eagles
Philadelphia Flyers
Philadelphia Mint
Philadelphia Municipal Court
Philadelphia Warriors ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting
Pier 68
Pottruck Health and Fitness Center
Queen Village
Reading Terminal complex
Rocky Steps
Rocky statue
Rodin Museum
SEPTA Route 10
SEPTA Route 34
Saint Joseph's Hawks men's basketball
Saint Joseph's University
School of Engineering and Applied Science
School of Social Policy & Practice
School of Veterinary Medicine
Signers' Garden
Spectrum
Spruce Street Harbor Park
St. Peter’s Episcopal Churchyard, Philadelphia
Stuart Weitzman School of Design
Suburban Station
Suburban Station
Temple University
The Barnes Foundation
The Franklin Institute
The Linc
The Palestra
The Restaurant School at Walnut Hill College
University Avenue Bridge
University City campus
Walnut Hill
Walnut–Locust station
Wayne Junction station
Wells Fargo Center
West Fairmount Park
Wistar Institute
World Cafe Live
Zellerbach Theatre
city
13th Street station
15th Street station
19th Street station
22nd Street station
30th Street Station
33rd Street station
36th Street station (SEPTA Subway–Surface)
37th Street station
40th Street Portal
Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University
Airport Line
Airport Terminal C–D station
American Anti-Slavery Society
American Philosophical Society Hall
Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts
Art Museum Steps
Audit and Compliance Committee of the Board of Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Baker Bowl
Bala station
Baltimore Avenue
Belmont
Belmont Plateau
Benjamin Franklin Parkway
Betsy Ross House
Betsy Ross House
Big 5 basketball
Bishop White House
Blue Cross RiverRink
Board of Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States")
Board of Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Boathouse Row
Broad Street (Philadelphia)
Broad Street Line
Broad Street Station (Philadelphia) ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Broad–Ridge Spur
Bruce Montgomery Theatre
Carpenters' Company of the City and County of Philadelphia
Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul
Cecil B. Moore station
Center City
Center City Philadelphia
Center for Autism Research
Central High School, Philadelphia
Cherry Street Pier
Chester Avenue
Chestnut Street (Philadelphia)
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
City Hall Square (Philadelphia)
City Hall Station (Philadelphia)
City Hall station (SEPTA)
City Tavern site
Clark Park
Clinical Practices of the University of Pennsylvania ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Cobbs Creek neighborhood
Congress Hall
Curtis Institute of Music
Declaration House
Delaware Avenue (Philadelphia) ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Delaware River Trail
Delaware River Waterfront Corporation
Delaware River waterfront
Drexel University
Drexel University College of Medicine (facilities) ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
ENIAC project
Eakins Oval
East Park Reservoir area
El
Elfreth's Alley
Elmwood Avenue
Erie station ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Fairmount
Fancy Brigades
Fern Rock Transportation Center
First Bank of the United States ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Fishtown
Frankford Avenue
Frankford Transportation Center
Franklin Court
Franklin Court Underground Museum
Free Library of Philadelphia Parkway Central Library
Front Street (Philadelphia)
Garden Court
Girard station
Graduate School of Education ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Haddington
Harold Prince Theatre
High Street (Philadelphia)
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Hunting Park station
Independence Hall
Independence Hall
Independence National Historical Park
Independence Square
Independence Visitor Center
locatedIn
AFSC ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University
American Association for Cancer Research ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States")
American Bible Society ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
American College of Physicians ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
American Friends Service Committee ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
American Philosophical Society
Audacy, Inc. ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States")
Comcast ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States")
Comcast Corporation ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States")
Comcast Corporation ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States")
Comcast Spectacor ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Conrail ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Conrail
Continental Army
Continental Navy
EwingCole ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States")
J. B. Lippincott & Co.
Kappa Alpha Psi ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Kelly/Maiello
Middle States Commission on Higher Education ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Penn Central Transportation Company ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Penn Medicine
Pennsylvania Railroad ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Pennsylvania Railroad Company ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Reading Company ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Rohm and Haas ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
SEPTA ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
SEPTA City Transit Division
SEPTA Regional Rail ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Zantzinger, Borie and Medary
headquartersLocation
Adrian Pennino
Historic Philadelphia, Inc.
Horace Trumbauer ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States")
J. B. Lippincott & Co.
Jim Curtin
John McShain ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States")
Ken Loeffler
Kirk "Captain Kirk" Douglas
Laurie Olin
Lud Wray
Mackmen
Malik B.
Philadelphia 76ers ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting
Red and Blue Crew ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
String Bands
Swoop
The Roots
The Saturday Evening Post
Wilson Brothers & Company ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Yannick Nézet-Séguin
Zantzinger, Borie and Medary
basedIn
Broad Street Station (Philadelphia)
Center City Commuter Connection
Central High School, Philadelphia
Hunting Park station
Logan station
Lombard–South station
One Day Convenience Pass
Philadelphia International Airport
Route 36
SEPTA Route 11
SEPTA Route 34
SEPTA Route 36
University of Pennsylvania
cityServed
Adrian Pennino
Penn Quakers baseball
Penn Quakers men's soccer
Penn Quakers volleyball
Penn Quakers women's basketball team
Penn Quakers women's soccer
Penn golf
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillie Phanatic
Quakers ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Temple Owls football
Temple Owls men's basketball
Whiz Kids
homeCity
Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States")
Alain Locke ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States")
Charles Hodge ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States")
Frank Furness ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States")
George B. McClellan ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States")
George M. Dallas ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States")
Grace Kelly ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States")
Josiah Harmar ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Leda Cosmides ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Peggy Shippen ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Thomas Horsfield
William Wrigley Jr. ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States")
birthPlace
Benjamin Franklin ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States")
Commodore John Barry ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States")
Frank Furness ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States")
George M. Dallas ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States")
John Randolph of Roanoke ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Josiah Harmar ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Paul Philippe Cret ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States")
Peyton Randolph ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Samuel Francis Du Pont ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
deathPlace
Eakins Oval ("City of Philadelphia")
Fishtown ("City of Philadelphia")
Italian Market ("City of Philadelphia")
Mantua ("City of Philadelphia")
Old City historic district ("City of Philadelphia")
Old City, Philadelphia ("City of Philadelphia")
Parkway Museums District ("City of Philadelphia")
Spruce Hill ("City of Philadelphia")
University City (Philadelphia) ("City of Philadelphia")
governedBy
Penn Quakers baseball
Penn Quakers men's basketball
Penn Quakers men's soccer
Penn Quakers soccer
Penn Quakers softball
Penn Quakers volleyball
Penn Quakers women's soccer
campus
Delaware Valley
East Coast of the United States
Mid-Atlantic states
Northeast megalopolis
Northeastern United States
Northern United States
hasMajorCity
Colony of Pennsylvania
First United States Congress
Province of Pennsylvania
United Colonies
Washington administration
capital
104th World Series
1980 World Series
1983 World Series
2008 World Series ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
2009 World Series
cityOfNLTeam
Cecil B. Moore station
Cherry Street Pier
Elmwood Avenue
Snyder station
Spruce Street (Philadelphia)
hasCity
Bensalem Township
Media, Pennsylvania ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Warminster, Pennsylvania ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
West Conshohocken, Pennsylvania ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Yeadon, Pennsylvania ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
isSuburbOf
Philadelphia Parks & Recreation ("City of Philadelphia")
Philadelphia Register of Historic Places ("City of Philadelphia")
SEPTA Board ("City of Philadelphia")
SEPTA Market–Frankford Line ("City of Philadelphia")
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority ("City of Philadelphia")
jurisdiction
Bensalem Township
Chester, Pennsylvania ("City of Philadelphia")
Upper Darby Township
Yeadon, Pennsylvania ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
borderedBy
Delaware County, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia city line ("City of Philadelphia")
Upper Darby Township
adjacentTo
Cathedral of College Basketball
The Boys in Blue
Wheeze Kids
associatedWithCity
Betsy Ross
Charles Lee
Josiah Harmar ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
burialPlace
69th Street Transportation Center area
Keystone Corridor
New York–Philadelphia–Pittsburgh–Chicago
connects
Cardinal (train)
NJ Transit Atlantic City Line
Trenton Line
connectsCity
American Association for the Advancement of Science
American Medical Association ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Moore College of Art and Design ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
foundingLocation
Continental Association
Declaration and Resolves of the First Continental Congress
adoptedIn
La Salle Explorers men's basketball ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
Penn Quakers men's basketball ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
arenaLocation
The Quaker
Transactions of the American Philosophical Society
associatedWith
Delaware Valley
Philadelphia metropolitan area
centeredOn
1997 Stanley Cup Finals
2008 National League Championship Series
cityGame1
1997 Stanley Cup Finals
2008 National League Championship Series
cityGame2
J. B. Lippincott & Co.
The Roots
cityOfOrigin
Port Folio (Philadelphia periodical)
The Saturday Evening Post
cityOfPublication
1905 World Series
1914 World Series
cityOfRunnerUp
Philadelphia, Germantown and Norristown Railroad
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
connectedCity
Philadelphia County
Philadelphia metropolitan area
contains
Eastern United States
Metropolitan Division
containsCity
Rocky
Rocky film series
filmingLocation
EwingCole ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States")
HOK Group
hasOfficeIn
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia metropolitan area
largestCity
Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
alsoSitsIn
1980 Summer Olympics
alternativeEventHostCity
A's
associatedCity
The Standard Railroad of the World ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
associatedWithHeadquarters
Mickey Goldmill
associatedWithLocation
1952 Summer Olympics
biddingCity
Lower Merion Township ("City of Philadelphia")
borders
Russian battleship Retvizan
builder
Philadelphia City Hall ("City of Philadelphia")
builtFor
Alien and Sedition Acts
capitalAtTimeOfEnactment
British occupation of Philadelphia ("Philadelphia was the capital of the United States at the time")
capitalOfInvolvedEntity
Philadelphia Flyers–Pittsburgh Penguins rivalry
city1
Miracle at the Meadowlands
cityAwayTeam
I-95 Series
cityInvolved
1929 World Series
cityOfALHomeGames
KYW (AM) ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
cityOfLicense
1993 World Series
cityOfNationalLeagueTeam
Samuel G. Fleisher
cityOfPhilanthropy
2022 World Series
cityOfVenue
Schuylkill River
cityOnRiver
Philadelphia Athletics
cityRepresented
Washington, D.C.
connectedTo
30th Street Station ("Harrisburg")
connectsTo
Pennsylvania
containsAdministrativeTerritorialEntity
Atlantic coast of North America
containsMajorCity
Philadelphia County
coterminousWith
Fancy Brigades
culturalOrigin
Philadelphia city line ("City of Philadelphia")
definesTaxAuthorityFor
First International
dissolvedAtLocation
United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania ("City of Philadelphia")
districtCovers
Article VII of the United States Constitution
draftedIn
Philadelphia metropolitan area
economicCenter
Rocky Balboa
fictionalHomeTown
Republican National Convention
firstHeldIn
Delaware River
flowsPast
Schuylkill River
flowsThrough
American Medical Association ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States")
formerHeadquartersLocation
Three-Fifths Compromise
formulatedIn
William Penn
founded
American Library Association ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
foundedAt
Delaware River Waterfront Corporation ("City of Philadelphia")
foundedBy
African Methodist Episcopal Church ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
foundingCity
British occupation of Philadelphia ("Philadelphia city proper")
garrisonLocation
Middle Colonies
hadMajorPort
South Jersey
hasCulturalInfluenceFrom
Union Fire Company
hasHeadquartersLocation
Boeing ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States")
hasMajorFacilityIn
Atco
hasNearbyCity
Boston, Massachusetts ("The Cradle of Liberty")
hasNickname
American folk music revival ("Philadelphia Folk Festival")
hasNotableEvent
Rodin Museum ("City of Philadelphia")
hasOwner
Fulton v. City of Philadelphia ("City of Philadelphia")
hasRespondent
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
hasSeat
Superior Court of Pennsylvania ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
hasSeatIn
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
hasServiceArea
Incheon
hasSisterCity
Kelly/Maiello
hasWorkLocation
Pennsylvania courts ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
highestCourtAlsoSitsIn
Wilt Chamberlain ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States")
highSchoolLocation
South Jersey rail network
historicallyConnected
Franklin the Dog
homeArenaCity
New York Mets–Philadelphia Phillies rivalry
homeCityOfPhillies
1977 NBA Finals ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
homeCityOfRunnerUpTeam
Penn Quakers track and field ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
homeFacilityCity
Penn Quakers gymnastics
homeInstitutionCity
United States Marine Corps ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
inceptionPlace
New York–Philadelphia–Pittsburgh–Chicago
includesCity
NFC East rivalry
includesCityMarket
Eastern Time Zone
includesMajorCity
Washington Commanders–Philadelphia Eagles rivalry ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
involvesCity
Market Street (Philadelphia) ("Philadelphia central business district")
isAxisOf
City Hall Square (Philadelphia)
isCivicCenterOf
City Hall Square (Philadelphia)
isDowntownFocalPointOf
Norristown
isInnerSuburbOf
Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul
isLandmarkOf
Walnut Hill
isNeighborhoodOf
Rittenhouse Square area
isPartOfHistoricCoreOf
City Hall Square (Philadelphia) ("City of Philadelphia")
isPublicSpaceOf
Bensalem Township
isSuburbanCommunityOf
Lower Merion Township
isSuburbanOf
LOVE sculpture
isSymbolOf
Philadelphia County
largestCityInCounty
Philadelphia County
largestCityInStateByPopulation
2008 National League pennant
leagueChampionCity
KYW (AM) ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
licensedToServe
PATCO Speedline ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
locale
Gloucester County, New Jersey ("Philadelphia, Pennsylvania")
locatedAcrossFrom
Trenton, New Jersey
locatedBetween
Camden
locatedEastOf
1983 National League pennant
PhilliesHomeCity

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