Geographical Location - Pennsylvania

  1. Adena
  2. Adena Mound Builders Live in North America
  3. Alien and Sedition Acts
  4. AME Church Is Founded
  5. American Anti-Slavery Society Is Founded
  6. Anthracite Coal Strike
  7. Anti-Irish Riots
  8. The Art of Radio Develops from Early Broadcast Experience
  9. Articles of Confederation
  10. Battle of Brandywine
  11. Battle of Fort Duquesne
  12. Battle of Germantown
  13. Battle of Gettysburg
  14. Battle of Monongahela
  15. Battles of Gettysburg, Vicksburg, and Chattanooga
  16. Carlisle Indian School
  17. Cement Manufacturers Agree to Cooperate on Pricing
  18. Commercial Radio Broadcasting Begins
  19. Community Antenna Television Is Introduced
  20. The Congress of Industrial Organizations Is Formed
  21. Declaration of Independence
  22. Declaration of the Rights of Women
  23. Donora, Pennsylvania, Suffers Deadly Temperature Inversion
  24. Episcopal Church Is Established
  25. First African American University
  26. First Commercial Oil Well
  27. First Continental Congress
  28. First Fugitive Slave Law
  29. The First Homeowner’s Insurance Policies Are Offered
  30. The First Nickelodeon Film Theater Opens
  31. The First U.S. Commercial Nuclear Plant Opens
  32. First U.S. Political Parties
  33. Flosdorf Demonstrates Freeze-Drying of Food
  34. Free African Society Is Founded
  35. Gene Therapy Test at University of Pennsylvania Halted After Man Dies
  36. Indian Delegation Meets with Congress
  37. Iroquois Confederacy-U.S. Congress meeting
  38. Ivy Lee Sets a Precedent for Public Relations
  39. Jackson vs. the Bank of the United States
  40. King George’s War
  41. Live Aid Generates Millions for Famine Relief
  42. Million Woman March Draws Many Thousands to Philadelphia
  43. Müller Develops the Field Ion Microscope
  44. Northeast States Abolish Slavery
  45. Paxton Boys’ Massacres
  46. Pennsylvania Is Founded
  47. Pennsylvania Society for the Abolition of Slavery Is Founded
  48. Pittsburgh Residents Form GASP to Combat Air Pollution
  49. Salk Develops a Polio Vaccine
  50. Second Continental Congress