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How Many Black Bears Call Ohio Home?
Philadelphia, PA - Black bears, once eradicated from Ohio by 1850 due to unregulated hunting and habitat loss, are gradually returning to the state. While their numbers are still relatively small, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) estimates the current black bear population to be between 50 and 100 individuals.
African-American story in Philadelphia's Historic District
Philadelphia, PA - Philadelphia's Historic District, also known as America's Most Historic Square Mile, unveils the captivating story of the nation's founding. But beyond the well-trodden paths of Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell, a lesser-known narrative emerges – one that delves into African Americans' challenges, triumphs, and contributions throughout history.
The Liberty Bell: A Timeless Symbol of Freedom
Philadelphia, PA - The Liberty Bell, an enduring emblem of American independence and freedom, is a testament to the nation's revolutionary spirit. This iconic symbol draws visitors worldwide to Philadelphia, where it resides in a grand glass pavilion of historical significance and patriotic pride.
A Step Back in Time to Colonial Philadelphia
Philadelphia, PA - Nestled on 2nd Street in Philadelphia's historic Old City, Elfreth's Alley is a living testament to the city's colonial past. Recognized as America's oldest continuously inhabited residential street, this charming cobblestone lane transports visitors back to the early 1700s, offering a glimpse into the lives of skilled artisans and their families who once called it home.
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