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Plaque commemorating Benjamin Franklin and en:Electricity on en:Saint Stephen's Church, Philadelphia
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September 6, 2006
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Bruce Andersen
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http://www.philadelphiabuildings.org

Architect - William Strickland (architect)

The church is erected at South Tenth Street and Ludlow Street, 39.95065° N 75.15711° W , on the site where Benjamin Franklin flew his famous kite.

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