
I never realized Ben Franklin was responsible for so many of the sayings I heard growing up!!! I'm also very happy to experience this part of American history then I'm so proud of. I loved...
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The B. Free Franklin Post Office, located at 316 Market Street in Philadelphia, offers visitors a unique historical experience through its special cancellation mark—a tribute to Benjamin Franklin, who served as Philadelphia's postmaster in the 18th century. Despite being a limited-service branch of the U.S. Postal Service, it provides an authentic glimpse into the past with small displays dedicated to the history of the postal service.
This site is distinctive as it is the only location where one can obtain the official B. Free Franklin cancellation stamp, emphasizing Franklin's legacy in improving postal operations. While postcards are not sold here, visitors can still purchase stamps and experience a piece of American history linked to the life and contributions of one of the nation's founding figures.
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I never realized Ben Franklin was responsible for so many of the sayings I heard growing up!!! I'm also very happy to experience this part of American history then I'm so proud of. I loved...
Have been to Philly numerous times to visit my son but have not done the touristy things since he was a kid. Was nice on this trip we got a chance to visit the Ben Franklin Museum. Museum is...
If you think you learned everything you needed to know about Benjamin Franklin; guess again. This interactive museum is filled with much information about one of our Founding Fathers. No matter...
It was a lot of fun exploring this museum all about Ben! The museum admission fee is only $5. It has some free days through the year. The museum is located on the bottom floor and has both stairs...
Since I wanted to find way to waste time, I decided to spend $5.00 (as it is as of 01/26/25) for the price of admission to see this wonderful museum. Interesting artifacts and history to read...
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