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Trenton Attractions. Trenton Tourism and kids attractions
Places to see in Trenton, New Jersey
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Shane Candies: America's Oldest Candy Store
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Shane Candies: America's Oldest Candy Store
Stepping into Shane Candies is like stepping into another era. While that might apply to many attractions in Old City Philadelphia, there isn’t anything reconstructed or re-crafted about America’s oldest candy store. Tucked away a few doors down from Franklin’s Print Shop and the rest of Franklin Square, Shane Candies is truly Philadelphia’s sweetest national treasure.
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American Philosophical Society Building and Museum
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American Philosophical Society Building and Museum
There is one oft-overlooked building in Independence National Historical Park: The American Philosophical Society building and museum. Perhaps it’s passed over due to the daunting nature of the name of the organization or maybe it’s because atop this building; Benjamin Franklin is in fact wielding a spear. Regardless of the reason, this isn’t a building you should miss.
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Elfreth's Alley: America's Oldest Residential Neighborhood
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Elfreth's Alley: America's Oldest Residential Neighborhood
Elfreth’s Alley offers visitors the experience to visit a relatively unchanged colonial street. Walking through Elfreth’s Alley is a delight for new students of history as well as seasoned historians. Repeat visitors often describe the re-ignition of wonder over the historical accuracy present in the alley with each visit.
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Reading Terminal Market: the place to go for fresh
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Reading Terminal Market: the place to go for fresh
Philadelphia's Reading Terminal Market is the stuff dreams are made of: sweet, savory, dreams. From homemade cakes and breads to freshly-cut meat and fresh-caught seafood, The Reading Terminal hits the spot with anything your culinary desires can dream up.
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Walnut Street Theatre: Rich With History
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Walnut Street Theatre: Rich With History
Founded in 1809, Philadelphia's Walnut Street Theatre is the oldest theater in America. Live shows in this historical landmark are a real treat-- the restored theater is still reminiscent of its founding era, when lavish carpentry and intricately designed details were standard.
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Second National Bank and Portrait Gallery
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Second National Bank and Portrait Gallery
The debate about federalism versus states’ rights is a timeless issue in the United States. During weakened economic conditions, Americans have historically debated over how best to solve the problem—and some believe it should be solved with federal oversight of the country’s finances. This describes the significance of the Second Bank of the United States.
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Independence Hall
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Independence Hall
Independence Hall is the standing expression of Philadelphia’s place in the heart of American history. Though the city itself and Independence National Park change all around it, Independence Hall remains a classic and solid tribute to liberty amongst the progressive and equality-driven population of Philadelphia.
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Old St. Joseph’s Church and National Shrine: Oldest Catholic church in Philly
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Old St. Joseph’s Church and National Shrine: Oldest Catholic church in Philly
Old St. Joseph’s Church and National Shrine is a site as often discovered as it is sought out. Nestled in its own alleyway, St. Joseph’s is the oldest Roman Catholic church in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia Zoo: America's First Zoo
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Philadelphia Zoo: America's First Zoo
The Philadelphia Zoo is considered to be America's first and oldest zoo. Located on the west bank of the Schuylkill River, this popular tourist attraction was founded in 1859 is home to more than 1,300 animals and is situated on 42 acres of land.
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Franklin Court
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Franklin Court
Franklin Court offers curious visitors multiple perspectives of colonial life through restorative, modern and original displays. The courtyard has two entrances—one off of Chestnut Street and another off of Market Street. Many tourists peek around the corner and discover the wonder of Franklin Court themselves.
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