Philadelphia is filled with the resting places of its deceased inhabitants. Since the city's founding in 1682, the living have built streets, subways, buildings, and parking lots over long forgotten grave sites. As a result, unexpected encounters often occur when digging in the city.
Embark on an eerie and enlightening journey through the forgotten graves of Old City Philadelphia. This experience promises to unveil surprising stories and may encourage you to reconsider where you tread.
We will meet in Washington Square Park by the Tomb of the Unknown Flags.
We begin at Washington Square, its beauty belying its original purpose as a potter's field.
Before the area around Independence Hall became the tourist-friendly area it is today, it was a neighborhood with a long history of forgotten burials.
While building the museum, archeologists found tons of expected, and unexpected, items. We will be outside the museum, exploring where the archeologists searched.
Franklin Square was always a place meant for the public but that didn't stop some communities from burning their dead here, and abandoning them.
While the Betsy Ross house has plenty of interesting burial stories, the main attraction is across the street, under an unassuming condo building.
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