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A Conversation with Michael Idriss on the 1793 Philadelphia Yellow Fever Epidemic
A Conversation with Michael Idriss on the 1793 Philadelphia Yellow Fever Epidemic

Today, we bring you a conversation between Historic America’s Sonali Prillman and Micheal Idriss, who is currently the African American Interpretive Fellow at Philadelphia’s Museum of the American Revolution. Micheal, with his wealth of knowledge on Philadelphia history, takes us back to the mass outbreak of a disease long before the days of COVID19: the Philadelphia Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1793.

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Historic America Presents UC Places: Philadelphia
Historic America Presents UC Places: Philadelphia

Historic America is pleased to announce the publication of UC Places audio tours in Philadelphia! The tours, Old City Philadelphia and Founders Footsteps, are narrated by Rachel Tracey and Aaron Killian, and co-written by Historic America guide Caroline D'Agati.


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