List of National Historic Landmarks in Philadelphia

There are 64 National Historic Landmarks within Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

See also the List of National Historic Landmarks in Pennsylvania which covers the other 94 National Historic Landmarks in the state.

	Landmark name	Image	Year listed	Locality	County	Description
1	Academy of Music, also known as the American Academy of Music		1966	Philadelphia 39.948205°N 75.164511°W / 39.948205; -75.164511 (Academy Of Music) Broad & Locust Sts.	Philadelphia	Home of the Philadelphia Orchestra for many years. The oldest opera house in the United States that is still used for its original purpose, the venue is the home of the Pennsylvania Ballet and the Opera Company of Philadelphia.
02	American Philosophical Society Hall		1966	Philadelphia 39.9468602536°N 75.1498375527°W / 39.9468602536; -75.1498375527 (American Philosophical Society Hall) Independence Square	Philadelphia	Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson and Lewis and Clark Expedition have association with this site.
03	Athenaeum of Philadelphia		1972	Philadelphia 39.947211°N 75.151169°W / 39.947211; -75.151169 (Athenaeum Of Philadelphia) 219 S. 6th St.	Philadelphia	Designed by John Notman. Haviland has an association, too.
04	John Bartram House Also known as John Bartram House and Gardens, Bartram's Garden		1966	Philadelphia 39.932069°N 75.214363°W / 39.932069; -75.214363 (Bartram, John, House) 54th St. & Lindbergh Blvd.	Philadelphia	A home of John Bartram.
05	Boathouse Row		1987	Philadelphia 1-15 Kelly Dr.	Philadelphia	The Schuykill Navy, Frank Furness, and the Undine Barge Club have association with this site.
06	Carpenters' Hall		1970	Philadelphia 39.948649°N 75.146226°W / 39.948649; -75.146226 (Carpenters' Hall)	Philadelphia	The First Continental Congress has association with this site.
07	Christ Church, Philadelphia		1970	Philadelphia 39.9498372506°N 75.1469174074°W / 39.9498372506; -75.1469174074 (Christ Church) 2nd St., between Market & Filbert Sts.	Philadelphia
08	Church of the Advocate Also known as George W. South Memorial Protestant Episcopal Church		1996	Philadelphia 18th & Diamond Sts.	Philadelphia
09	Cliveden	File:Cliveden-mansion.png	1966	Philadelphia 40.046004°N 75.182278°W / 40.046004; -75.182278 (Cliveden)	Philadelphia	Associated with Benjamin Chew, the Battle of Germantown and the Saratoga
10	Colonial Germantown Historic District		1966	Philadelphia Germantown Ave., between Windrim Ave. & Upsal St.	Philadelphia	Associated with William Penn.
11	John Coltrane House		1999	Philadelphia 1511 North 33rd St.	Philadelphia	A home of John Coltrane, who is compared to Louis Armstrong and Charlie Parker.
12	Edward Drinker Cope House		1975	Philadelphia 39.946989°N 75.176716°W / 39.946989; -75.176716 (Cope, Edward Drinker, House) 2102 Pine St.	Philadelphia	A home of Edward Drinker Cope, who is listed in National Academy of Science.
13	Thomas Eakins House		1966	Philadelphia 39.965150°N 75.166327°W / 39.965150; -75.166327 (Eakins, Thomas, House) 1729 Mount Vernon Pl.	Philadelphia	Home of painter Thomas Eakins. Walt Whitman had something to say about the house.
14	Eastern State Penitentiary		1966	Philadelphia 39.967281°N 75.172037°W / 39.967281; -75.172037 (Eastern State Penitentiary) 21st St. & Fairmount Ave.	Philadelphia	Spectacular jail designed by John Haviland.
15	Elfreth's Alley Historic District		1966	Philadelphia 39.9506534013°N 75.1427047411°W / 39.9506534013; -75.1427047411 (Elfreth's Alley Historic District) Between 2nd & Front Sts.	Philadelphia	The country's oldest residential neighborhood in continuous use.
16	Fairmount Water Works		1976	Philadelphia	Philadelphia	Associated with the Schuylkill River. Water works and/or park was designed by Frederick Graff. Park includes sculptures by William Rush.
17	First Bank of the United States		1987	Philadelphia 39.948287°N 75.146119°W / 39.948287; -75.146119 (First Bank Of The United States) 116 S. Third St.	Philadelphia	Has association with Washington and Alexander Hamilton.
18	Fort Mifflin Also known as Mud Island Fort & Old Fort Mifflin		1970	Philadelphia 39.8753°N 75.213°W / 39.8753; -75.213 (Fort Mifflin) Marina & Penrose Ferry Rds.	Philadelphia	Has association with the Delaware River, the Brandywine, the Germantown, and Pierre L'Enfant.
19	Founder's Hall, Girard College		1969	Philadelphia Corinthian & Girard Aves.	Philadelphia	Has association with Stephen Girard.
20	Friends Hospital	image pending	1999	Philadelphia 40.026727°N 75.099750°W / 40.026727; -75.099750 (Friends Hospital) 4641 Roosevelt Blvd.	Philadelphia	Associated with Quakers. Designed and/or influenced by William Tuke, York Retreat, and Thomas Scattergood.
21	Furness Library Also known as the Anne & Jerome Fisher Fine Arts Library		1972	Philadelphia 39.9495888446°N 75.1933917486°W / 39.9495888446; -75.1933917486 (Furness Library) 34th St. below Walnut St.	Philadelphia	Designed by Frank Furness.
22	Germantown Cricket Club		1987	Philadelphia 40.023961°N 75.172544°W / 40.023961; -75.172544 (Germantown Cricket Club)	Philadelphia	William T. ("Big Bill") Tilden was a member.
23	Frances Ellen Watkins Harper House	image pending	1976	Philadelphia 39.941973°N 75.159335°W / 39.941973; -75.159335 (Harper, Frances Ellen Watkins, House)	Philadelphia	A home of Frances Harper
24	Hill-Keith-Physick House		1971	Philadelphia 39.944306°N 75.148568°W / 39.944306; -75.148568 (Hill-physick House) 321 S. Fourth St.	Philadelphia	A home of Philip Syng Physick, "father of American surgery"
25	Institute of the Pennsylvania Hospital		1966	Philadelphia 39.961227°N 75.219477°W / 39.961227; -75.219477 (Institute Of The Pennsylvania Hospital)	Philadelphia	Plan influenced by Thomas Story Kirkbride.
26	Insurance Company of North America (INA) Building	image pending	1978	Philadelphia 1600 Arch St.	Philadelphia
27	John Johnson House		1972	Philadelphia 40.043428°N 75.181113°W / 40.043428; -75.181113 (Johnson, John, House) 6306 Germantown Ave.	Philadelphia	Underground Railroad station house within the Colonial Germantown National Historic District.
28	Laurel Hill Cemetery		1977	Philadelphia 3822 Ridge Ave.	Philadelphia	Designed by John Notman.
29	J. Peter Lesley House	image pending	1994	Philadelphia	Philadelphia	A home of J. Peter Lesley.
30	Masonic Temple (Philadelphia)		1971	Philadelphia 39.953398°N 75.163301°W / 39.953398; -75.163301 (Masonic Temple)	Philadelphia
31	Memorial Hall		1976	Philadelphia 39.9774010515°N 75.2096316589°W / 39.9774010515; -75.2096316589 (Memorial Hall) W. Fairmount Park	Philadelphia	Associated with the 1876 Centennial Exposition, this building was designed by Herman Schwartzmann.
32	Merchants' Exchange Building Part of Independence National Historical Park		1976	Philadelphia 143 S. Third St.	Philadelphia	Designed by William Strickland.
33	Mother Bethel A.M.E. Church		1972	Philadelphia 39.9411625277°N 75.1525055882°W / 39.9411625277; -75.1525055882 (Mother Bethel A.M.E. Church) 419 Richard Allen Ave. (South 6th St.)	Philadelphia	African Methodist Episcopal church on Underground Railroad that was visited by Frederick Douglass, Lucretia Mott, Rosa Parks, and Colin Powell
34	Mount Pleasant		1966	Philadelphia 39.964503°N 75.210940°W / 39.964503; -75.210940 (Mount Pleasant) E. Fairmount Park	Philadelphia
35	New Century Guild	image pending	1993	Philadelphia 39.947994°N 75.162709°W / 39.947994; -75.162709 (New Century Guild) 1307 Locust St.	Philadelphia
36	New Market Also known as Headhouse Square or Head House Square		1966	Philadelphia 39.9370115705°N 75.8597982274°W / 39.9370115705; -75.8597982274 (New Market) S. 2nd Street, between Pine & Lombard Sts.	Philadelphia
37	Charles Willson Peale House		1966	Philadelphia 40.0360500219°N 75.155424359°W / 40.0360500219; -75.155424359 (Peale, Charles Willson, House)	Philadelphia	A home of Charles Willson Peale who painted George Washington. Peale's sons Raphael, Rembrandt and Reubens Peale also became artists and have association with this site.
38	Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts		1971	Philadelphia 39.9532384027°N 75.1637829669°W / 39.9532384027; -75.1637829669 (Pennsylvania Academy Of The Fine Arts) Broad & Cherry Sts.	Philadelphia	testing...
39	Pennsylvania Hospital		1966	Philadelphia 39.945722°N 75.154759°W / 39.945722; -75.154759 (Pennsylvania Hospital) 8th & Spruce Sts.	Philadelphia	Dr. Thomas Bond and Benjamin Franklin supported its development.
40	Philadelphia City Hall		1976	Philadelphia 39.9503550881°N 75.1638931566°W / 39.9503550881; -75.1638931566 (Philadelphia City Hall) Penn Square, at Broad & Market Sts.	Philadelphia	Designed by John McArthur, Jr. and decorated by Alexander Milne Calder. A sculpture of William Penn is on top.
41	Philadelphia Contributionship		1971	Philadelphia 39.946930°N 75.148045°W / 39.946930; -75.148045 (Philadelphia Contributionship) 212 S. 4th St.	Philadelphia	Benjamin Franklin started it.
42	Philadelphia Naval Asylum Also known as the U.S. Naval Home, Philadelphia Naval School		1972	Philadelphia	Philadelphia	Designed by William Strickland.
43	Philadelphia Savings Fund Society Building		1976	Philadelphia 39.952944°N 75.171681°W / 39.952944; -75.171681 (Philadelphia Savings Fund Society Building) 12 S. 12th St.	Philadelphia	Designed by George Howe and William Lescaze.
44	Philadelphia School of Design for Women		1993	Philadelphia 39.973817°N 75.158949°W / 39.973817; -75.158949 (Philadelphia School of Design for Women)	Philadelphia
45	Edgar Allan Poe House, National Historic Site		1966	Philadelphia 39.961980°N 75.149748°W / 39.961980; -75.149748 (Poe, Edgar Allan, House, National Historic Site) 532 N. 7th St.	Philadelphia	A home of Edgar Allan Poe
46	Race Street Friends Meetinghouse		1993	Philadelphia 39.955528°N 75.164415°W / 39.955528; -75.164415 (Race Street Friends Meetinghouse)1515 Cherry St.	Philadelphia	Hicksites were here. Hannah Clothier Hull, Lucretia Mott, and Alice Paul have some association here.
47	Reading Terminal and Trainshed		1972	Philadelphia 39.951794°N 75.159112°W / 39.951794; -75.159112 (Reading Terminal And Trainshed) 1115-1141 Market St.	Philadelphia
48	Reynolds-Morris House		1967	Philadelphia 39.947303°N 75.154387°W / 39.947303; -75.154387 (Reynolds-morris House)	Philadelphia
49	Rittenhousetown Historic District	<	1992	Philadelphia 206-210 Lincoln Drive	Philadelphia
50	Second Bank of the United States		1987	Philadelphia 39.948882°N 75.148002°W / 39.948882; -75.148002 (Second Bank Of The United States) 420 Chestnut St.	Philadelphia	Designed by William Strickland. Associated with Nicholas Biddle and Andrew Jackson.
51	Church of St. James the Less		1974	Philadelphia Hunting Park Ave. at Clearfield St.	Philadelphia
52	St. Mark's Episcopal Church		1982	Philadelphia 39.948654°N 75.168620°W / 39.948654; -75.168620 (St. Mark's Episcopal Church) 1625 Locust St.	Philadelphia	Designed by John Notman.
53	St. Peter's Church		1996	Philadelphia 40.5355039012°N 75.6833906177°W / 40.5355039012; -75.6833906177 (St. Peter's Church) Third & Pine Sts.	Philadelphia	Designed and/or built by Robert Smith.
54	Stenton Also known as James Logan Home		1966	Philadelphia 40.023774°N 75.154614°W / 40.023774; -75.154614 (Stenton) 18th & Cortland Sts.	Philadelphia	A home of James Logan
55	Thomas Sully Residence	image pending	1966	Philadelphia 39.945202°N 75.150579°W / 39.945202; -75.150579 (Sully, Thomas, Residence)	Philadelphia	Home of Thomas Sully.
56	Henry O. Tanner House	image pending	1976	Philadelphia 39.987868°N 75.180923°W / 39.987868; -75.180923 (Tanner, Henry O., House)	Philadelphia	A home of Henry Ossawa Tanner
57	USS Becuna (SS-319)		1978	Philadelphia 39.9413739651°N 75.1421002065°W / 39.9413739651; -75.1421002065 (Uss Becuna (ss-319)) Penn's Landing, Delaware Ave. & Spruce St.	Philadelphia	A ship that served in World War II.
58	U.S.S. Olympia		1966	Philadelphia 39.9633614094°N 75.1393355853°W / 39.9633614094; -75.1393355853 (U.S.S. Olympia) Penn's Landing, Pier 40, at the foot of Chestnut St.	Philadelphia	Commodore Dewey commanded U.S. Navy forces from this ship in the Battle of Manila Bay in 1898, during the Spanish-American War.
59	Wagner Free Institute of Science		1989	Philadelphia 39.980856°N 75.162392°W / 39.980856; -75.162392 (Wagner Free Institute Of Science) 17th St. & Montgomery Ave.	Philadelphia	Founded by William Wagner. Dr. Joseph Leidy has some association, also.
60	Walnut Street Theatre		1966	Philadelphia 39.948294°N 75.155821°W / 39.948294; -75.155821 (Walnut Street Theatre) 9th & Walnut Sts.	Philadelphia	Maude Adams, Sarah Bernhardt, John Drew, Sir Henry Irving, Richard Mansfield, Ellen Terry, and others played here.
61	John Wanamaker Store		1978	Philadelphia 39.952261°N 75.162639°W / 39.952261; -75.162639 (Wanamaker, John, Store) Juniper & Market Sts.	Philadelphia
62	Woodford (mansion)		1967	Philadelphia E. Fairmount Park	Philadelphia	A home of William Coleman.
63	The Woodlands Cemetery		1967	Philadelphia	Philadelphia	A once rural cemetery.
64	Wyck House	File:Wyck.png	1971	Philadelphia 40.039698°N 75.178076°W / 40.039698; -75.178076 (Wyck House) 6026 Germantown Ave.	Philadelphia	William Strickland has some association here.