On this day in history in 1731, American Founding Father John Williams was born.
Williams fought in the American Revolutionary war until he was selected to represent North Carolina in the Second Continental Congress in 1778.
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On this day in history in 1731, American Founding Father Robert Treat Paine was born.
Paine was among the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence.
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Happy International Women's Day!
From abolitionist and woman's rights activist Lucretia Mott to civil rights and education advocate turned politician Crystal Bird Fauset, many Philadelphians have impacted the lives and rights of women in America and across the globe.
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On this day in history in 1707, American Founding Father Stephen Hopkins was born.
Hopkins was once the Governor of Rhode Island and helped to found Brown University. In 1776, Hopkins signed the Declaration of Independence.
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On this day in history in 1724, American Founding Father Henry Laurens was born.
Laurens was a member of the Second Continental Congress and eventually was elected President of the Assembly, succeeding John Hancock.
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On this day in history in 1714, American Founding Father Matthew Thornton was born in Ireland.
He was one of only eight immigrants to the American Colonies to sign the Declaration of Independence.
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March is Women's History Month! Did you know that the Liberty Bell was once a symbol of the Women's Suffrage Movement?
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Did you know the city of Philadelphia played an important role in the life of Civil Rights Activist Martin Luther King Jr.?
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On this day in history in 1746, American Founding Father Charles Cotesworth Pinckney was born. Pinckney was one of 39 signers of the Constitution.
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Thank you to everyone who came out to our Hiring Event last night! If you couldn't make it, we are still holding online interviews.
Please email your application to jason@theconstitutional.com. Send your email with the subject line "Tour Guide" and attach your resume and a short cover letter.
Our Hiring Event is TODAY!
To apply, please attend our open hiring event TODAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2026, between 5PM and 7PM at the historic Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia.
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W.E.B. Du Bois, sociologist, civil rights activist, and co-founder of the NAACP moved to Philadelphia in 1896 in order to accept a job at the University of Pennsylvania as a researcher.
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On this day in history in 1726, American Founding Father Abraham Clark was born.
A delegate to the Second Continental Congress, Clark arrived in Philadelphia just in time to vote for Independence.
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On this day in history in 1760 American Founding Father Richard Allen was born.
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Happy Valentine's Day! Wouldn't tickets to The Constitutional Walking Tour make the perfect gift for the history lover in your life? Tickets are already on sale for public tours starting in April and Gift Cards are also available here: buff.ly/rdt73ob
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Former slaves and Philadelphians Richard Allen and Absolom Jones founded the Free African Society in 1787. It was the first black mutual aid society in the country. Its creation also led to the start of the first independent black churches in the United States.
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It's America's 250th Birthday and the New York Times has named "Revolutionary America" its top destination on their "52 Places to go in 2026" list.
The Constitutional is the best way to see Revolutionary America on its 250th birthday. Get tickets while they last: TheConstitutional.com
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On this day in history in 1737 American Founding Father Thomas Paine was born in England.
Paine's pamphlet, Common Sense, helped convince ordinary Americans to support war with Britain.
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On this day in history in 1733, American Founding Father James Duane was born.
A delegate to the First and Second Continental Congresses in Philadelphia, Duane is one of the signatories of the Articles of Confederation.
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On this day in history in 1723, American Founding Father John Witherspoon was born in Scotland.
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Pictured is Witherspoon's portrait in the Second Bank of the United States Portrait Gallery in Philadelphia.
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On this day in history in 1746, American Founding Father Thaddeus Kosciuszko was born in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.
You can read much more about Kosciuszko, who Thomas Jefferson called "as pure a son of liberty as I have ever known," in our blog: buff.ly/6Ip9VeA
February is Black History Month! Did you know that Philadelphia's famous Liberty Bell first gained its name and fame as a symbol of early abolitionists groups?
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On this day in history, Maryland ratified the Articles of Confederation in 1781, becoming the final state to do so, and officially paving the way for the Articles to go into effect.
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It's hard to imagine when you step outside but spring is right around the corner! Tickets for our spring season starting April 1st are now on sale! And if you're a teacher, there is still time to get on our spring field trip schedule! Get your tickets now: TheConstitutional.com !
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