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28 cze 2012 · The Navy Yard is one of the most successful redevelopment projects in US history and today is a thriving riverfront community in South Philadelphia. With more than 15k people + 150 companies + 20 acres of parks, dining options, public art, and a variety of outdoor events, there’s always a reason to visit the Navy Yard!
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In the Beginning. Since acquiring the 1,200-acre site from...
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We invite you to visit the Navy Yard to enjoy our parks &...
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The Navy Yard hosts free, open-to-the-public events and...
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DOWNLOAD THE NEW INTERACTIVE NAVY YARD THINGS TO SEE & DO...
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Support the Navy Yard Back-to-School Drive . The Navy Yard...
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The Navy Yard has over 20 acres of parks and a mile of...
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Mural Arts Philadelphia and PIDC unveil their latest public...
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THE BISTRO AT THE COURTYARD PHILADELPHIA SOUTH. 1001...
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The Philadelphia Naval Shipyard was the first United States Navy shipyard and was historically important for nearly two centuries. Construction of the original Philadelphia Naval Shipyard began during the American Revolution in 1776 at Front and Federal Streets in what is now the Pennsport section of Philadelphia.
Learn how Philadelphia became the birthplace of the U.S. Navy and the home of the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, which built and repaired warships for over 120 years. Discover how the Navy Yard was transformed into a thriving business community after its closure in 1996.
Plan your visit to the Navy Yard and explore the history, architecture, events, parks, public art, riverfront, dining options, and much more. Food & Drink: The Navy Yard offers employees and visitors a variety of cuisine choices, ranging from healthy salads, to Philly-famous roast pork sandwiches, to a lively yet laidback eatery with a large ...
Fondly remembered as the outfitter of the first American fleet, builder of the first warship under the Constitution, launcher of the largest U.S. battleships, and a frontrunner in aviation experimentation, a less nostalgic look back reveals the Navy Yard as a secondary naval facility throughout most of its active life.
The Navy Yard. 29 reviews. #127 of 748 things to do in Philadelphia. Write a review. What people are saying. “ A nice discovery for history buffs ”. May 2024. One can see (from a distance) some large decommissioned Navy ships awaiting disposal, including a couple of LSDs, a c... By herb v.
28 cze 2022 · The former military facility in South Philadelphia aims to create a new neighborhood with residential, hotel, life sciences, and retail spaces. The $4.8 billion project will also add 12,000 jobs and 37 acres of public open space.
