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Site of German Summer Theater
Government Building , 444 North 3rd Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
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King Crimson / Todd Rundgren Concert Was Here, 1973
Irvine Auditorium , 3401 Spruce Street , University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
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Many Famous Artists, Musicians, Lived and Partied Here
McDonald's (14th St. Side) , 405 East 13th Street , And 404 East 14th Street , New York, United States
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Bruce Springsteen met up with friend at diner here. Glory Days ?
Exxon - on site of Monmouth Diner , 150 NJ-35 South , at Wyckoff Road, Eatontown, New Jersey, United States
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Among Oldest Trees, Montgomery Township, PA
Stachowicz Residence , 307 Pioneer Spur, Lansdale, Pennsylvania, United States
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David Bowie bought records here - site of Bleeker Bob's (closed)
Miyabi Sushi & Asian Cuisine , 118 West 3rd St., New York, United States
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Taylor Swift was maid of honor in wedding ceremony here.
Chapel of Bernadine Franciscan Sisters , 450 St. Bernadine Street, Reading, Pennsylvania, United States
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WIBG 99 (990 AM), WIBBAGE, broadcasted from here.
WNTP , 117 Ridge Ave., Lafayette Hill, Pennsylvania, United States
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2Amys - Best Neopolitan Pizza in D.C. (and USA)?
2Amys , 3715 Macomb Street, NW, Washington, District of Columbia, United States
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Mexico's - Duke Ellington's Favorite Jazz Speakasy - Was Here
Mexico's (in the 1920s) , 154 West 133rd St., New York, United States
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Historic Wadsworth St. Bridge's plaque stolen.
Wadsworth Street Bridge , Brooklyn Heights Road and Riverhill Lane , Over St. George River, Thomaston, Maine, United States
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Robert Morris Skaler, Philly historian / forensic-architect / postcard collector, grew up here.
Empty lot / formerly Skaler residence , 871 North 40th St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
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