La siguiente es una cronología de la historia de la ciudad de Filadelfia , Pensilvania .
siglo 17
siglo 18
Siglo 19
- 1850 – Población: 121.376
- 1852 – Comienza a publicarse el periódico AME Christian Recorder .[2] [4]
- 1854
- October: National Women's Rights Convention held.
- City expands to encompass all of Philadelphia County, including: Aramingo Borough, Belmont District, Blockley Township, Bridesburg Borough, Bristol Township, Byberry Township, Delaware Township, Frankford Borough, Germantown Borough, Germantown Township, Kensington District, Kingsessing Township, Lower Dublin Township, Manayunk Borough, Moreland Township, Moyamensing District, Northern Liberties District, Northern Liberties Township, Oxford Township, Passyunk Township, Penn District, Penn Township, Philadelphia City, Roxborough Township, Richmond District, Southwark District, Spring Garden District, West Philadelphia Borough, and Whitehall Borough.
- YMCA Philadelphia and Western Library Association of Philadelphia founded.
- 1855 – Girard Avenue Bridge built.
- 1856
- 1857
- 1858 – Mütter Museum established
- 1860
- 1862
- 1864
- 1865
- 1866
- 1868 – Strawbridge & Clothier in business.
- 1869
- 1870 – Population: 674,022.[18]
- 1873
- 1874 – Philadelphia Zoo opens.[20]
- 1876
- 1877 – Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art opens.[54]
- 1878 – October 24: Storm.
- 1882
- Philadelphia Association of Textile Manufacturers formed.[54]
- October - Celebration of the bi-centennial of the landing of William Penn.
- 1883 – Philadelphia Phillies baseball team formed.
- 1884
- Starr Centre founded.
- Post Office opens on 9th Street
- 1887 – September: U.S. Constitution centennial.[55]
- 1890
- 1891
- 1892
- 1893
- Reading Terminal station opens.
- Wilstach Gallery opens in West Fairmount Park.[58]
- 1897 – American Negro Historical Society[51] and Berean Manual Training and Industrial School established.
- 1898 – October: Peace Jubilee held.[59]
- 1899 – Penn Museum building constructed.
- 1900
20th century
- 1950
- 1952 – Philadelphia City Archives established.[76]
- American Bandstand premiers with host Bob Horn
- 1954 Philadelphia Athletics move to Kansas City
- 1955 – Philadelphia Historical Commission and Foreign Policy Research Institute established.
- Syracuse Nationals (76ers) win NBA championship over Fort Wayne Pistons
- 1956 – Independence National Historical Park established
- 1958
- Philadelphia Eagles win 3rd championship (pre superbowl) over Green Bay Packers
- 1962 Wilt Chamberlain of the Warriors scores 100 points against New York Knicks
- 1963 – Syracuse Nationals move to Philadelphia and become the Philadelphia 76ers
- 1964
- 1965
- Mike Douglas show airs from Philadelphia.
- 1966 – Sister city relationship established with Tel Aviv, Israel.[81]
- 1967
- 76ers win 2nd NBA championship over San Francisco Warriors
- Temple University's Urban Archives (of Philadelphia) established.[84]
- Philadelphia Flyers NHL team founded.
- 1968
- 1970
- September: Revolutionary People's Constitutional Convention held in city.[85]
- Le Bec-Fin restaurant in business.
- Population: 1,948,609.
- 1971 – Mariposa Food Co-op established.[86][87]
- 1972
- 1973 Atoms win NASL championship over Dallas Tornadoes
- 1974 – Philadelphia Green launched.
- 1974 Philadelphia Flyers win 1st Stanley cup over Boston Bruins
- 1975 Philadelphia Flyers win 2nd Stanley cup over Buffalo Sabers
- 1976
- January 9 the filming of Rocky begins
- July 4 the Bicentennial
- Mummers Museum opens up
- 1977 – The Gallery at Market East shopping mall opens.
- 1980
- Population: 1,688,210.
- March 21: Angelo Bruno assassinated outside his home. The murder was orchestrated by his consigliere, Antonio Caponigro, who was unhappy with Bruno's conservative leadership style and had been led to believe that, if he attempted a coup, he would have the support of the Genovese crime family.[88] That April, Caponigro visited New York City, apparently under the assumption he was about to be confirmed as boss. Instead, he was tortured and murdered.[89]
- Sister city relationship established with Tianjin, China.[81]
- Philadelphia Phillies win the World Series.
- 1981 – Philadelphia City Paper begins publication.
- 1983 – SEPTA Regional Rail begins operating.
- Philadelphia 76ers win 3rd NBA championship over Lakers
- 1984
- Philadelphia Stars of USFL win USFL championship over Arizona Wranglers
- 1985 – The MOVE bombing in West Philadelphia kills 11 people and destroys about 60 homes.
- 1986
- Sister city relationship established with Douala, Cameroon.[81]
- 1987
- 1989 – Dock Street Brewing Company pub in business.
- 1990 – Population: 1,585,577.[18]
- 1992
- 1992 – Ed Rendell becomes mayor of Philadelphia.
- 1993 – Pennsylvania Convention Center opens.
- 1995 – Chaka Fattah becomes Pennsylvania's 2nd congressional district representative.[91]
- 1996
- 1997 – October 25: National Million Woman March held in city.
- 1998 – Bob Brady becomes Pennsylvania's 1st congressional district representative.[91]
- 2000
21st century
- 2001 – Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts opens.
- 2003 - Lincoln Financial Field opens.
- 2004
- 2005 –
- July 2: Live 8, a worldwide concert takes places on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Over 600 thousand people attended.
- July 4: Philadelphia Freedom Concert held.
- September 4: SEPTA gains its first heritage trolley line, route 15. The route is operated by rebuilt street cars from the late 40's
- 2008
- Philadelphia Soul win their first ArenaBowl Championship over San Jose Saber Cats
- 2010 – Population: 1,526,006; metro 5,965,343.[94]
- 2011
- 2012
- 2013
- 2015
- 2016
- Philadelphia Soul win their 2nd ArenaBowl championship over Arizona Rattlers
- 2017 Philadelphia Soul win their 3rd ArenaBowl Championship over Tampa Bay Storm
- 2018
- 2019
- 2020
- March 2020: Philadelphia was hardest-hit by COVID-19 pandemic, which put few thousands of residents out of work, and shifted others to work at home.
- October 26: Walter Wallace, a black man in Philadelphia is killed by police and rioting starts on the day of his death.
- 2021
- 2022
- January 5: Thirteen people die and two others are injured in a fire at a converted apartment complex in the Fairmount neighborhood of Philadelphia.[99]
- June 5: A mass shooting occurs on South street which results in the deaths of 3 and injury of 11.
- 2023
- June 11: Portion of the I-95 highway collapses due to a tanker crash and fire in the Tacony neighborhood of Philadelphia, shutting down interstate traffic in both directions. Governor Shapiro declares State of Emergency to secure funds to rebuild the overpass.
See also
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