First Bank of the United States

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The historic First Bank of the United States, a National Historic Landmark, is reported to be haunted by United States founding father Alexander Hamilton.

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Geographic Information

Address:
120 South Third Street
Philadelphia PA
United States

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GPS:
39.94819082889153, -75.14641598961867
County:
Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania
Nearest Towns:
Philadelphia, PA (1.0 mi.)
Camden, NJ (2.1 mi.)
Wood-Lynne, NJ (3.4 mi.)
Gloucester City, NJ (4.2 mi.)
Merchantville, NJ (4.2 mi.)
Tioga, PA (4.4 mi.)
Collingswood, NJ (4.5 mi.)
Oaklyn, NJ (4.6 mi.)
Pennsauken, NJ (4.7 mi.)
Audubon Park, NJ (4.7 mi.)

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  1. Kimberly Vearling  |  

    My son and I visit olde city a few times a year to engage in a little ghost hunting. Everytime we walk along the side of the building, my camera goes completely dead. I always have my camera fully charged before we go. When I get a few feet away from the building,my camera comes back on fully charged.

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