We
went to Philadelphia to see the Ben Franklin exhibit at the National
Constitution Center. We were not allowed to take photos of anything
inside the museum. On the way down to the museum, and trying to find a
parking place anywhere near the museum, I took pictures of interesting,
to me, architectural features of the city of brotherly love. Some of
them didn't come out because the sun was at a bad angle, but here are
the rest, and the few of the museum and it's outside environment that I
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taken from the top of the parking garage, where we finally found a spot. It turned out to be a great spot for the following protest pictures in front of the Justice building. First the building, then the protest. |
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Other views from the rooftop. | |
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The National Constitution Museum and environs | |
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