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About 'southeastern university location'|University of Phoenix & NOVA Southeastern University Education Fair







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PHILADELPHIA               Philly               is               the               second               largest               city               on               the               East               Coast,               and               ranks               fifth               in               the               nation,               with               a               population               of               5.8               million               people.

Philadelphia's               International               Airport               is               located               eight               miles               from               Philadelphia's               Center               City               area               of               downtown.
               Modes               of               Transportation               in               the               city               include:               Amtrak's               busy               30th               Street               Station,               with               trains               that               run               along               the               northeast               corridor               serving               Boston,               New               York,               Baltimore               and               Washington.

The               city's               Southeastern               Pennsylvania               Transportation               Authority               boasts               a               vast               network               of               bus,               subway,               and               trolley               commuter               options               which               transport               residents               between               the               city               and               the               suburbs.

Airport               Rail               Line               connects               the               airport               with               Philadelphia's               Center               City.
               CENTER               CITY               -               DOWNTOWN
               Communities               which               make               up               the               area               which               is               considered               "Center               City"               in               the               downtown               include:               Avenue               of               the               Arts,               Callowhill,               Chinatown,               Elfreth's               Alley,               Filter               Square,               Franklintown,               Logan               Square,               Markey               East,               Old               City,               Penn               Center,               Penn's               Landing,               Delaware               Riverfront,               Rittenhose               Square,               Society               Hill,               South               Street,               Washington               Square               West,               and               Gayborhood.
               The               Center               City               and               Downtown               area               is               the               professional               and               business               hamlet               of               the               entire               city.

Apartment               living,               either               as               rental               units,               or               by               purchase,               are               the               most               typical               form               of               dwelling               in               this               popular               section               of               Philadelphia.

Professionals,               and               families               both               inhabit               the               area,               with               many               residents               and               visitors               converging               on               the               area               to               enjoy               the               entertainment,               and               shopping,               and               special               events               routinely               hosted               in               the               area.
               Avenue               of               the               Arts               -               The               lively               section               of               downtown               is               located               on               a               portion               of               Broad               Street,               where               art               galleries,               museums,               and               theaters               are               found               in               abundance.

The               stretch               of               culturally               offerings               run               all               the               way               to               Temple               University               on               Washington               Avenue.

Also               located               along               the               avenue               are:               Kimmel               Center,               Merriam               Theatre,               Wilma               Theatre,               Academy               of               Music,               Rittenhouse               Square,               University               of               the               Arts,               and               the               Pennsylvania               Academy               of               Fine               Arts.

The               Avenue,               and               Rittenhouse               Square               are               known               as               the               most               affluent               sections               of               the               city.
               A               hub               of               business               and               special               events               can               be               found               in               the               downtown               area               at               the               Pennsylvania               Convention               Center.

The               large               building               offers               1.3               million               square               feet               of               open               floor               space,               and               is               connected               to               the               Marriott               Hotel.

Also,               the               convention               center               is               the               only               one               in               the               nation               to               have               a               certified               historic               grand               hall,               which               is               over               100               years               old,               called               the               "Train               Shed",               which               is               located               inside               the               main               entrance.

The               center,               which               opened               in               19393               has               also               received               multiple               honors               and               awards               for               the               atmosphere               and               architecture.
               Chinatown               -               This               section               spans               from               Arch               to               Vine               Streets,               and               also               from               8th               to               11th               Streets,               and               while               a               residential               area,               primarily               functions               as               a               popular               tourist               destination,               a               trade               center,               and               venue               of               some               of               the               finest               ethnic               restaurants               and               bakeries               Philly               has               to               offer.

It               is               also               typically               considered               the               heart               of               the               Asian               culture               in               the               Delaware               Valley               metropolitan               area.

While               the               nearly               1000               residents               are               of               mostly               Chinese               a               growing               number               of               residents               are               also:               Thai,               Japanese,               Vietnamese,               and               Cambodian.

Also               a               new               section               of               the               Asian               neighborhood               is               growing               in               Southern               Philadelphia,               and               is               known               to               be               a               Vietnamese               community.

Attractions               in               this               section               also               include:               China               Gate,               and               the               famous,               "Friendship               Arch"               shaped               top               ornately               form               a               heart.
               Old               City               is               located               in               the               near               the               Delaware               River               where               founders               William               Penn               and               the               Quakers               first               settled.

Many               visitors               travel               to               this               area               to               see               the               site               of               Elfreth's               Alley,               the               Betsy               Ross               House.

This               section               covers               several               blocks               between               Front               and               Sixth               Streets,               and               also               by               Vine               Street               to               the               north               and               Walnut               Street               to               the               south.

This               neighborhood               is               becoming               a               popular               place               to               socialize               for               young               free               thinking               adults,               sometimes               called               the               "bohemian               hangout".

The               Girard               Fountain               Park,               and               Independence               National               Park               are               also               popular               places               for               visiting,               and               recreational               experiences               in               this               section               of               the               city.
               Society               Hill               is               a               very               low               crime,               and               quiet               section               of               the               downtown               area.

Dwellings               are               primarily               rowhouses,               designed               in               both               the               Georgian               and               Federal               styles.

This               neighborhood               is               located               in               the               Walnut,               South,               Front,               and               8th               Street               areas.

Market               East               is               located               along               Market               Street               between               Arch               Street               to               the               north,               Chestnut               Street               to               the               south,               Juniper               Street               to               the               west,               and               6th               Street.

This               area               serves               as               the               largest               shopping               and               retail               center               in               the               city,               at               Independence               Hall,               and               is               near               the               Pennsylvania               Convention               Center.

The               Hall               includes               the               following               National               Historic               Registers               structures               and               exhibits:               Features               of               Independence               NHP               include:Philadelphia               Bourse,               Bishop               White               House,               Carpenters'               Hall               ,               Christ               Church               ,               City               Tavern               ,               Congress               Hall,               Declaration               House               ,Deshler-Morris               House,               Franklin               Court,               Free               Quaker               Meeting               House,               Great               Essentials               Exhibit,               Merchants'               Exchange               Building,               Mikveh               Israel               Cemetery,               New               Hall               Military               Museum,               Old               City               Hall,               Philosophical               Hall,               Second               Bank               of               the               United               States,               and               the               Todd               House.

Wanamaker's               is               one               of               the               most               famous,               and               beautiful               department               stores               in               the               country,               and               is               noted               as               one               of,               in               not               the,               oldest               still               in               existence.
               Penn               Center               is               often               referred               to               as               the               heart               of               Philadelphia's               Central               Business               District,               and               is               located               north               of               Rittenhouse               Square,               west               of               Chinatown,               south               of               Spring               Garden,               and               east               of               the               Schuylkill               River.

The               station               houses               many               office               buildings               such               as               Mellon               Bank               Center               and               Five               Penn               Center.


               Washington               Square               West               is               located               between               7th               and               Broad               Streets               and               between               Walnut               and               South               Streets,               Chinatown,               Society               Hill,               Bella               Vista               and               Hawthorne,               and               is               also               near               the               popular               areas               of               the               Avenue               of               the               Arts               and               Rittenhouse               Square.

The               area               is               primarily               consisting               of               three               and               four               story               rowhouses,               with               elevator               accessible               apartments               and               offices               with               ground-floor               retail               intermingled               among               the               older               historic               rowhouses.

Washington               Square               West               also               contains               the               section               known               as               The               Gayborhood               by               local               residents.

The               name               stems               from               the               large               population               of               gay               and               lesbian               oriented               bookstores,               coffee               shops,               restaurants,               nightclubs,               and               is               also               the               address               for               Philadelphia's               gay               bathhouse.

The               Gayborhood               is               the               locale               for               the               annual               OutFest:               National               Coming               Out               Day               celebration.

36               gay               pride               rainbow               flag               adorn               the               street               signs               in               the               Gayborhood               section.
               SOUTH
               Communities               which               are               considered               part               of               South               Philly               include:               Bella               Vista,               Devil'               Pocket,               East               Passyunk               Crossing,               Gray's               Ferry,               Hawthorne,               Italian               Market,               Marconi               Plaza,               Newbold,               Packer               Park,               Passyunk               Square,               Pennsport,               Point               Breeze,               Queen               Village,               Schuykill,               Southwawrk,               Southwest               Center               City,               Graduate               Hospital,               Tasker,               Wharton,               Whitman,               Wilson               Park,               Angora,               Bartram               Village,               Clearview,               Kingsessing,               Eastwick,               Elmwood               Park,               Hog               Island,               Mount               Moriah,               Philadelphia               International               Airport               area,               Paschall,               Penrose,               Southwest               Schuykill,               and               West               Passyunk.
               South               Philly               
               South               of               South               Street,               between               the               Delaware               and               Schuylkill               Rivers,               is               the               area               designated               as               South               Philly,               where               most               residents               subscribe               to               a               Eco-Aware               lifestyle               and               attitude,               and               where               the               sports               complexes               are               located.

The               area               is               widely               known               for               the               open-air               Italian               Market,               boasts               many               friendly               bars               and               restaurants.
               SPORTS               COMPLEXES
               Philadelphia               plays               host               to               one               of               the               largest               varieties               of               professional               sports               teams               in               the               county,               and               include:               the               Phillies,               Eagles,               Flyers               Ice               Hockey,               Sixers,               Kixx               Indoor               Soccer,               Wings               Indoor               Lacrosse,               a               minor               league               hockey               team,               Phantoms,               Arena               Football               team,               Soul.

The               South               Philadelphia               sports               complex               includes               Phillies               field               at               Citizens               Bank               Park,               Eagles               field               at               Lincoln               Financial               Field,               and               the               Flyers,               Sixers,               and               Soul,               home               at               the               Wachovia               Center,               and               playing               at               Wachovia               Spectrum               also               are               the               Kixx.
               ATTRACTIONS               -               DINING
               Additional               attractions               include:               the               Philadelphia               Zoo,               Six               Flags,               across               the               border               in               nearby               New               Jersey,               American               Swedish               Historical               Museum,               Franklin               Delano               Roosevelt               Park,               the               Walt               Whitman               Bridge,               ABC               Fitness               Center,               Brandywine               Pizza,               Flames               House               Grill,               Buca               di               Beppo,               La               Fourno,               Moriarty's               Irish               Pub,               L2               Restaurant,               Tony's               Place,               Senora's               Authentic               Mexican,               Kaizan               Modern               Japanese,               Pita               Pit,               Picnic               Restaurant,               The               Plough               &               The               Stars,               Valley               Forge               Pizza,               Mixto,               Mizu               Sushi               Bar,               Monk's               Café,               Mexican               Food               Factory,               Patou,               Steaks               on               South,               The               Chop               House,               Ten               Stone               bar               &               Restaurant               Konak               Restaurant               &               Bar,               Mama               Palma's               Gourmet               Pizza,               Swanky               Bubles,               salt               &               pepper,               Irish               Pub,               Derek's,               Chuby's,               Moshulu,               La               Famiglia,               Divan               Turkish               Kitchem,               Shouk               Lounge,               Haru               Philadelphia,               and               Scotto               Pizza.
               Bella               Vista               is               home               to               the               Italian               Market,               a               highly               visited               retail               and               food               venue,               which               is               popular               with               both               residents               and               visitors               alike.

An               annual               Italian               Market               Festival               is               held               each               year,               featuring               cultural,               arts,               and               community               concerts.

The               New               Gallery,               Fleischer               Art               Memorial,               and               a               host               of               coffee               houses               are               centered               around               this               section               on               Bella               Vista.


               The               area               is               also               well               known               as               the               "brunch               capital"               of               Philly,               and               offers               a               bocce               league               that               plays               at               Bardascino               Park               which               features               a               permanent               community               garden               at               10th               &               Kimball               Streets.

The               area               offers               specialty               shops,               and               is               located               near               Penn's               Landing               to               about               10th               Street,               with               many               opportunities               to               hear               live               music,               including               the               Theater               of               the               Living               Arts.
               Hog               Island               is               located               along               the               Delaware               River,               and               known               s               the               origin               of               the               Hoagie               sandwich.

Italian               Americans               are               the               primary               residents               of               this               area.

Eastwick               is               the               bordered               by               the               Philadelphia               International               Airport               and               the               city               line               with               Delaware               County,               Pennsylvania               at               Cobbs               Creek               and               Darby               Creek.

Elmwood               Park               is               located               adjacent               to               this               more               rural               area               of               the               city.

Most               of               the               housing               was               built               before               the               1950's               and               is               referred               to               it               as               "The               Meadows."               Nearby               creeks               offer               recreational               opportunities               in               the               areas               of               swimming,               bathing,               and               fishing.

An               extensive               crabbing               
               home               industry               is               also               based               in               this               section               of               the               city.
               The               Packer               Park               community               includes               over               one               thousand               homes               centered               in               two               unique               builder               developments.

The               section               is               one               of               four               residential               communities               which               make               up               the               special               Sports               Complex               District.

The               neighborhood               boundaries               consist               of               Packer               Avenue               to               the               north,               Hartranft               Street               to               the               south,               Broad               Street               to               the               east,               and               20th               Street               to               the               west.

The               community               is               also               the               home               of               one               of               the               most               recognized,               and               organized               community               groups               in               the               south               section               of               Philadelphia.

The               area               known               as               the               "Reserve"               is               directly               across               from               Packer               Park,               and               is               a               modern               hosing               development,               that               has               recently               increased               in               both               size,               and               popularity.
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               Communities               which               in               West               Philly               include:               Belmont,               Carroll               Park,               Cathedral               Park,               Cobbs               Creek,               Dunlap,               Haddington,               Haverford               North,               Mantua,               Mill               Creek,               Overbrook,               Overbrook               Park,               Overbrook               Farms,               Parkside,               Saunders               Park,               Wynnfield,               Fairmount               Park,               University               City,               Black               Bottom,               Cedar               Park,               Garden               Court,               Powelton               Village,               Spruce               Hill,               Squirrel               Hill,               Walnut               Hill,               Woodland               Terrace,               and               Wynnfield               Heights,
               Walnut               Hill               is               a               social               center               in               the               western               section               of               Philadelphia,               and               boasts               the               largest               number               of               restaurants,               coffee               house,               nightclubs,               and               cinemas               in               this               section               of               the               city.

Dining               and               entertainment               options               include:               Restaurants               -               52               nd               Skline               Restaurant,               Abner's               of               University,               Abyssinia               Ethiopian,               Acron               Food               Service,               African               Bukateria,               Ahn               Tom               Sukjo,               Anginline               Manyeah               Kitchen,               Big               Jim               Tuckers               Lounge,               Bo               Sing,               Boomer's               Lounge,               Boston               Market,               Britar's,               Brovo               Plus               Pizza,               Chen               Jack,               Chen's               Restaurant               China               Garden,               China               House,               Chow's               Tropical               Choice,               Copabanana,               Crown               Fried               Chicken,               Daklak               Restaurant,               Dove               Lunch,               Dragon               Gater               Restaurant,               Fatou               &               Fama,               Flynn               Bernard's,               Garden               Court               Eatery,               Golden               Dragon,               Green               Line               Café               II,               Half               Moon,               Lounge,               Hamilton               Restaurant,               Homei               Restaurant,               Hong               Kong               Café,               Hua               Lai               Chinese,               Hyon's               Seafood,               Izzy               &               Zoe's,               James               Grill               &               Seafood,               Justin's               Snack               Corner.

Kilmandjaro,               Kaffa               Crossing,               Lee's               Deli,               Lee's               Hoagie               House,               Medina's,               Maxin'es               Kitchen,               McDonald's,               Marathon               Grill,               Magic               Dragon,               Let's               Grub,               Mr.

Hook               Fish               &               Chicken,               Murry's               Steaks,               Nan               Restaurant,               New               Canton               House,               New               Delhi               Indian,               New               Harvest,               O'Hara's               Fish               House,               Papa               John's,               New               York               Fried               Chicken,               and               New               Number               One               Chinese.

Nightclubs               -               Abby's               Desert               Lounge,               B               J               Lounge,               Basin               Street               West,               Big               D's               Playhouse,               Blarney               Stone,               Caprice               Villa,               Casbar               Lounge,               J               W               Jack               of               Harts               Lounge,               KCJ               Inc.,               Kelliann's               Tavern,               Melody               Lounge,               Mill               Creek               Tavern,               Queen               Sheba's,               Smokey's               Joe's,               Steve's               Sports               Lounge,               and               the               Top               Shelf               Lounge.

Coffee               Houses               -               Joseph               Dadson               Learning,               Sam's               Place.
               University               City               This               section               of               the               city               is               the               primary               housing               for               college               students,               and               educational               staff               members.

Primary               student,               and               staff               housing               can               be               found               in               the               following               areas               of               West               Philadelphia.

The               area               basically               surrounds               the               University               of               Pennsylvania.

And               runs               East               to               the               Schuylkill               River               and               Interstate               76               i.e.

the               Schuylkill               Expressway,               North               to               Market               St.

and               Powelton               Ave.,               South               to               the               Schuylkill               river               and               the               Media               line               railroad               and               to               the               West               to               around               52th               Street:               Black               Bottom               around               the               area               of               38th               and               Market.

Cedar               Park               -               North               to               Larchwood               Ave.,               South               to               Baltimore               Ave.,               East               to               46th               St.,               West               to               52nd               Street,               Garden               Court               -               North               to               Locust               St.,               South               to               Cedar               Ave.,               East               to               46th               St.,               West               to               52nd               Street,               Powelton               Village               -               North               to               Spring               Garden               St.,               South               to               Market               St.,               East               to               32nd               St.,               West               to               44th               Street,               Spruce               Hill               -               North               to               Market,               South               to               Baltimore               Ave.,               East               to               40th,               West               to               around               46th               Street,               Squirrel               Hill               -               North               to               Baltimore               Ave.,               South               to               Woodland               Ave.,               East               to               45rd               St.,               West               to               50th               Street               Walnut               Hill               -               North               to               Market               St.,               South               to               Larchwood               Ave.,               East               to               46th               St.,               West               to               52nd               Street,               and               Woodland               Terrace               -               North               to               Baltimore               Ave.,               South               to               Woodland               Ave.,               East               to               40th               St.,               West               to               43rd               Street.
               Cobbs               Creek               is               primarily               an               African               American               neighborhood               the               Creek               is               generally               considered               to               be               located               within               the               Market               Street               and               Baltimore               Avenue               area.

The               section               is               often               referred               by               locals               as               "The               Southside",               in               reference               to               its               location               to               the               south               of               Market               Street               and               the               distinct               neighborhood               frequented               local               street               gangs               in               decades               past.

Crime               in               the               area               is               considered               moderate.

The               local               Automobile               Suburb               Historic               District               was               created,               with               Cobbs               Creek               Parkway,               Spruce               St,               62nd               Street,               and               Angora               Street               becoming               the               primary               boundaries.
               Mill               Creek               is               located               north               of               Market               Street,               south               of               Girard               Avenue,               between               44th               and               52nd               Streets.

The               area               has               a               higher               crime               rate               than               the               rest               of               the               west               side,               and               is               known               or               drug               trade.

Many               dwellings               in               the               area               are               apartments               which               houses               a               large               number               of               low               income               residents,               also               a               growing               number               of               suburban-style               low-rise               homes               have               been               built               in               recent               years.

The               Mill               Creek               area               was               once               the               site               of               an               incident,               which               occurred               in               2000,               and               nicknamed               the               "Lex               Street               Massacre".

The               incident               involved               a               drug               dealing               dispute               which               resulted               in               at               least               seven               deaths               and               three               wounded,               and               is               still               regarded               as               the               worst               killing               spree               in               Philadelphia's               history.
               Wynnefield               Heights               is               a               the               most               popular               middle               class               neighborhood               in               the               greater               West               Philadelphia               section,               and               is               bordered               by               City               Avenue.

A               local               favorite,               the               Woodside               Amusement               Park               is               situated               in               the               area,               near               the               city's               Fairmount               Park.

Wynnefield               is               the               location               of               the               television               station,               WPVI-TV               Channel               6,               the               City               Line               shopping               center,               Holiday               Inn,               Hilton               Hotel,               TGI               Friday's,               Target,               the               Belmont               Reservoir,               and               the               Pennsylvania               State               Police               Barracks,               and               the               Philadelphia               College               of               Osteopathic               Medicine,               or               and               serves               as               the               location               for               the               Philadelphia               76ers               practice               facilities.


               Wynnefield               Heights'               borders               are               Fairmount               Park               to               the               east,               Belmont               Avenue               to               the               west,               Edgely               Drive               to               the               south,               and               City               Avenue               to               the               north.

The               neighborhood               is               almost               an               equal               ratio               of               African               Americans,               and               white               residents,               with               a               very               small               Hispanic               population.
               West               Philly               recreational               and               learning               experiences               include:               Cobbs               Creek               Community               Environmental               Education               Center,               Community               Connector,               The               Enterprise               Center,               Environmental               Background               Information               Center.

Habitat               for               Humanity,               Historic               Bartram's               Garden,               Historical               Society               of               Pennsylvania,               Historic               Calvary               United               Methodist               Church,               Afro-Centric               back               to               nature               group               -               MOVE,               The               Crayola               Factory,               Concord               School               House,               Atwater               Kent               Museum,               Highlands               Mansion               and               Gardens,               Winterthur               Museum,               PECO               Energy               Liberty               Center,               Edgar               Allan               Poe               National               Historical               Site,               Eastern               State               Penitentiary,               Cliveden               of               the               National               Trust,               and               the               Fonthill               Museum.
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               Neighborhoods               in               the               North               Philly               area               include:               Germantown               -               Chestnut               Hill,               Morton,               Moint               Airy,               Wister,               West               Oak               Lane,               and               Cedarbrook.

Roxborough               -               Andorra,               East               Falls,               Manayunk,               Upper               Roxborough,               and               Wissahicken.

Lower               North               -               Brewerytown,               Cabot,               Fairhill,               Fairmount,               Francisville,               Hartranft,               Ludlow,               North               Central,               Northern               Liberties,               Poplar,               Sharswood,               Spring               Garden,               South               LeHigh,               Stanton,               Strawberry               Mansion,               Templeton,               and               Yorktown.

Greater               Kensington               -               Bridesburg,               Fishtown,               Kensington,               Olde               Kensington,               Port               Richmond,               Richmond,               West               Kensington.

Upper               North               -               Allegheny               West,               Franklinville,               Glenwood,               Hunting               Park,               Nicetown               and               Tioga.

Olney               -               Oak               Lane,               East               Oak               Lane,               Feltonville,               Fern               Rock,               Logan,               Melrose               Park,               Ogontz,               and               West               Oak               Lane,               Far               Northeast               -               Academy               Gardens,               Ashton,               Woodenbridge,               Bustleton,               Byberry,               Crestmont               Farms,               Millbrook,               Modena               Park,               Morrell               Park,               Parkwood,               Pennypack,               Somerton,               Torresdale,               Upper               Holmesburg,               Winchester               Park,               and               Krewstown.

Near               Northeast               -               Castor               Garden,               Crescentville,               Fox               Chase,               Frankford,               Holme               Circle,               Holmesburg,               Juniata,               Lawncrest,               Lawndale,               Lexington               Park,               Mayfair,               Oxford               Circle,               Rhawnhurst,               Ryers,               Tacony,               and               Wissinoming.
               Brewerytown               runs               between               the               Schuylkill               River's               eastern               bank               and               23rd               Street,               and               Parrish               Street               to               the               south.

The               neighborhood               was               so               named               because               of               the               numerous               breweries               that               were               located               along               the               Schuylkill.

The               section               ins               now               mostly               a               residential               neighborhood,               with               a               lively               commercial               sector               along               Girard               Avenue.

In               spite               of               a               struggle               with               poverty,               the               area               is               seeing               growth               with               a               large               population               of               young               professional               migrating               to               the               neighborhood               in               recent               years.

Restaurants               in               the               section               include:               London               Gril,               Figs,               Trio,               Water               Works,               Osteria,               Bishop's               Collar,               Illuminare               Italian,               Jack's               Firehouse,               Bridgid's,               and               the               Rose               Tattoo               Café.
               Mayfair               is               a               more               suburban               section               of               the               city,               and               offers               larger               green               spaces               than               anywhere               else               in               Philly.

While               the               area               has               become               more               diversified               in               recent               years,               the               population               generally               remains               Irish               in               origin,               of               Asians,               Arabs,               Blacks               and               Hispanics               in               the               section.

Restaurants               in               this               neighborhood               include:               Mr.

V's               Steaks,               Country               Club,               Nifty               Fifty's,               Blue               Ox               Bistro,               Bralow's               Fresh               Fish,               Gallo's               Seafood,               Bugaboo               Creek               Steakhouse,               Makiman               Sushi,               and               Gaeta's               Italian               Bakery.
               Germantown               is               often               also               referred               to               as               "G-Town"               and               is               located               approximately               about               miles               northwest               from               downtown.

The               neighborhood               features               many               historic               buildings,               and               points               of               interest,               and               well               as               lush,               and               perfectly               landscaped               green               areas               which               are               open               to               the               public.

Thee               accepted               boundaries               of               the               neighborhood               stretch               for               nearly               two               miles               along               Germantown               Avenue               northwest               from               Windrim               and               Roberts               Avenues.

Next               to               this               area,               and               very               similar               in               design,               and               upper               middle               class               and               affluent               residents,               is               the               neighborhood               of               Mount               Airy.
               North               Philly               historic               landmarks               and               points               of               interest               include:               Deshler-Morris               House,               Grumblethorpe,               Battle               of               Germantown               site               ,               John               Johnson               House,               Upsala,               Winston               Commons,               Wyck               House,               Clividen,               the               estate               of               Benjamin               Chew,               Germantown               Cricket               Club,               Rittenhouse               Town,               Stenton,               Concord               School,               Alden               Park,               Barron               House,               Concord               School,               Ebenezer               Maxwell               Mansion               and               The               Grange               Estate,               Gilbert               Stuart               Studio,               Green               Tree               Tavern               ,               Lower               Burial               Ground               of               Hood               Cemetery,               Vernon               Park,               Mennonite               Meetinghouse,               Loudoun,               Strawberry               Mansion               neighborhood,               and               The               Connie               Mack               House.
               Manayunk               is               located               only               a               few               minutes               away               from               Center               City               Philadelphia,               and               is               situated               along               the               banks               of               the               Schuylkill               River               and               the               Manayunk               Canal.


               Main               Street               runs               through               the               middle               of               a               very               unique               shopping               and               dining               section               of               the               city.

Manayunk               boasts               over               75               high               end               boutiques               and               galleries,               with               an               additional               30               restaurants               and               eateries               in               the               community.
               CULTURAL               &               LEISURE               FACILITIES
               The               North               Side               of               Philly               offers               a               large               proportion               of               institutes               of               learning,               historic               buildings,               green               spaces,               and               learning               experiences,               which               include:               Taller               Puertorriqueno,               Wagner               Free               Institute               of               Science,               Philadelphia               Doll               Museum,               Dental               Museum,               the               Deleware               River               walk,               Pennypack               Creek               woodlands,               and               stone               arch               bridge,               Village               of               Arts               and               Humanities,               Merrymead               Farm,               Fort               Hunter               Mansion               and               Park,               Crystal               Cave               Park,               Field               of               Screams,               Washington               Crossing               Historic               Park,               and               Once               Upon               a               Nation.






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