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Subject	City	State
President Obama had an office in this Catholic church in Chicago.	Chicago	Illinois
Last U.S. maker of wooden clothes pins was here - Penley Mill	West Paris	Maine
Restoration Hardware's building has a history.	Boston	Massachusetts
Springsteen Likes This Place - Sonny's in Asbury Park	Asbury Park	New Jersey
Cape May church was in Philly World's Fair.	Cape May Point	New Jersey
A Blue Comet Observation Car Part of Diner	Clinton	New Jersey
Factory where Bruce Springsteen's dad worked; in My Hometown	Freehold	New Jersey
Couple married 60 years met here - Patty and Frank Cosner	Lambertville	New Jersey
First College Football Game EVER Was Played Here Nov. 6, 1869	New Brunswick	New Jersey
Keystone Watch Case Co. was here.	Riverside	New Jersey
Mass Death Assemblage Fossil Dig	Sewell	New Jersey
Dennis Hopper lived in this movie theater.	Truth or Consequences	New Mexico
Reclusive artist Leo J. Bates lived here.	Brooklyn	New York
Heliport was here during New York World's Fair, Beatles landed here, Madonna worked here.	Flushing	New York
Chelsea condo building was once a printing plant.	New York	New York
Home and Studio of Pop Artist Jim Dine	New York	New York
Many Famous Artists, Musicians, Lived and Partied Here	New York	New York
Bobby Flay's Gato restaurant was once treatment center.	New York	New York
Bowie lives in the old Hawley & Hoops candy factory (Courtney Love, too).	New York	New York
NY maisonette once a school for the deaf?	New York	New York
Martin Scorsese schooled here, St. Patrick's Old Cathedral School	New York	New York
International Toy Center was here.	New York	New York
Florent Restaurant was here.	New York	New York
Porn theater used to be here - Ittadi Garden & Grill	Queens	New York
Paul Revere & the Raiders first wore costumes here.	Lake Oswego	Oregon
Steeple over 200 years old - Burlington, NJ	Boyertown	Pennsylvania
Cornwells Fire Company (Original Firehouse)	Bensalem	Pennsylvania
Lou's Deli - formerly Blue Hill Diner	Bensalem	Pennsylvania
Bee Hive Diner was here - Bensalem, PA	Bensalem	Pennsylvania
Knife-Crafters was here.	Bensalem	Pennsylvania
Rose Bowl Lanes were here.	Bensalem	Pennsylvania
Blues Legend Muddy Waters Played Here	Bensalem	Pennsylvania
Ed's Diner was here - Doylestown, PA	Doylestown	Pennsylvania
Haunted Photography Gallery?	Doylestown	Pennsylvania
Church of Thomas in Philadlephia Area (in old AT&T Building)	Fort Washington	Pennsylvania
Antiques shop is in a former Friends meetinghouse.	Fort Washington	Pennsylvania
Baseball Legend Eddie Plank's Home - Gettysburg	Gettysburg	Pennsylvania
Baseball Legend's Brother's Ford Dealership Was Here (Plank)	Gettysburg	Pennsylvania
Founder of Harleysville Insurance had lived here.	Harleysville	Pennsylvania
George Washington bought grain for American troops here.	Hatboro	Pennsylvania
Home is a converted post office in Hollywood, PA.	Jenkintown	Pennsylvania
1892 Public School Building - Milton B. Bean designed building in Kutztown.	Kutztown	Pennsylvania
Silk Factory Apartments in Lansdale were once a ... silk factory.	Lansdale	Pennsylvania
Turbo Lofts in Lansdale (rich history)	Lansdale	Pennsylvania
Lansdale Library was once an ACME Supermarket.	Lansdale	Pennsylvania
Patterson Farm, Bucks County, Center of Controversy	Morrisville	Pennsylvania
Andy Warhol's New Hope, PA, Home	New Hope	Pennsylvania
Diner in Newtown Square, PA	Newtown Square	Pennsylvania
Ex-Sears location was supposed to become a film studio in Norristown, PA	Norristown	Pennsylvania
Beaumont House, at Foulkeways in North Wales, PA, Preserved	North Wales	Pennsylvania
Normandy Square Mart on Roosevelt Boulevard	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Quarry on Knights Road, Philadelphia, PA	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Train Station Resembles a Train Engine	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Supermarket Used to be a Bowling Alley (West Philly)	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Joe Frazier's Gym Needs Preservation	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Trolley Factory was here, in West Philadelphia	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Metropolitan Opera House - Philadelphia	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Hat factory was here - Cafe Lift	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Wynne Ballroom (Phila.) needs preservation.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Quaker City Dye Works Was Here	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
First Commercial Computer Designed Here: Eckert-Mauchly Company	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
South Philly's Engine 46 Firehouse to be Demolished?	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
G. A. Dentzell Carousel Works Was Here	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Port Richmond Books building was once a silent movie theater.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Wilbur Chocolate Factory	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Wilbur Chocolate Factory was here, too.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Sugar House Sugar Refinery was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
West Philly Warehouse Vacant for Over 50 Years to Become Apartments	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
1801 Walnut St. Mansion, Philadelphia	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Where Daryl Hall & John Oates Met	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Flomar Building, K&A area, Philly	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
The Red Doors of this Apartment House Were in The Sixth Sense	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Ideal Florist, Bridesburg, was once here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Edgemont Theater was once here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Harrison Ford filmed in front of this building; Second Story disco was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Starlite Ballroom was here (Kensington, Philly)	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
The 2nd of Autumn (Philly) rock club was here. (Velvets performed here.)	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Apartment building was once a coal shed.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Banca D'Italia was here (South Philly).	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Banca Calabrese was here - South Philly.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Banca D'Italia (second site) was here - South Philly.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Abbotts Dairy was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Ask This Old House visited here - Manayunk	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Bono of U2 had his first U.S. TV interview here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
First Pep Boys Store was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
American Trust Co. Building, Built in 1880s	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Real World Philadelphia Site in 2004	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Pep Boys statues wore Inquirer strikers signs in prank here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Art Deco Building by Ritter & Shay, Built in 1927.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
This charcuterie, famous for its ham sammy, was once an auto chop shop.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
The Big Store (1998), Comcast commercial, were filmed here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Apartment building used to be a parking garage.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
First RNC was here in 1856.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Did the hoagie originate here?	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Esslinger's Brewery (Plant #1) was here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
YWCA was here in 1892.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Gorgeous Art Deco Castle in Callowhill Neighborhood	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Human blood was used in war protest here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Rittenhouse Coffee Shop facade is saved.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
The Grain Silo Turned Into Apartments - Kenneth Parker Lived Here	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Founders of Phila. Eagles were married here; church is now a circus school.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Old Rose Restaurant Was Here	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
Raymond Pace Alexander had law office here.	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
John S. Trower Building	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania
New Greater Straightway Baptist Church originally a Byzantine-Moorish style synagogue.	Philadlephia	Pennsylvania
Burial Ground Under Franklin Field at Penn	Philadlephia	Pennsylvania
Folk artist John F. Long painted schoolhouse here.	Reinholds	Pennsylvania
Folk artist John F. Long painted this one-room schoolhouse.	Reinholds	Pennsylvania
Presbyterian Church Becomes a Ukrainian Catholic Church	Swarthmore	Pennsylvania
Biker Gang Went to Easter Mass Here	Upper Darby	Pennsylvania
Ice Harvest Museum in East Bradford Township, PA	West Chester	Pennsylvania
Birmingham Meeting House in Spring painting by Horace Pippin	West Chester	Pennsylvania
William Penn Inn, part of the Underground Railroad	Wynnewood	Pennsylvania
Martha Lou's Kitchen for original slow food.	Charleston	South Carolina
The Prescription House was here - Elvis Presley's Pharmacy	Memphis	Tennessee

President Obama had an office in this Catholic church in Chicago.

Chicago

Illinois

Last U.S. maker of wooden clothes pins was here - Penley Mill

West Paris

Maine

Restoration Hardware's building has a history.

Boston

Massachusetts

Springsteen Likes This Place - Sonny's in Asbury Park

Asbury Park

New Jersey