Franklin Court
322 Market St, Philadelphia, PA 19106, USA
Pennsylvania, USA
MUSEUM
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EST. 1765
EST. 1765
1776
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION at Franklin Court.
Franklin’s house no longer survives. A steel “ghost structure” outlines its former volume, while archaeological remains, an underground museum, and surviving period buildings interpret the site.
About Franklin Court
Benjamin Franklin lived at Franklin Court while serving the revolutionary cause as printer, statesman, and diplomat. He left for France in 1776 and secured essential recognition, loans, supplies, and military alliance. The property represents the Philadelphia home and working world of a founder whose diplomacy was indispensable to American victory.
HISTORY HAPPENED HERE at Franklin Court
Benjamin Franklin lived at Franklin Court while serving the revolutionary cause as printer, statesman, and diplomat. He left for France in 1776 and secured essential recognition, loans, supplies, and military alliance.
The property represents the Philadelphia home and working world of a founder whose diplomacy was indispensable to American victory.
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