This is a city location for Muslim worship and other services. It is located on Crittenden Street and the Islamic community visits the mosque to pray. It can rightly be called the center for religious and community activities.

This is a city location for Muslim worship and other services. It is more than just a place to worship, apart from prayers,regular Koran classes are held here. The seminars and the sermons, always ensure that the community is informed and works together.

This is a city location for Muslim worship and other services. Apart from a worship center, it also serves as a platform where ideas and thoughts are exchanged. Various meetings and discussions are held throughout the year, to keep the community informed.

This is a city location for Muslim worship and other service. Various lectures and seminars are organized to involve the youth in community service. Celebrations of festivals and prayers are held here.

This is a city location for Muslim worship and other services. A mosque is a center for praying and paying respect to the holy Koran. Muslim community gathers here to celebrate festivals together and take the feeling of brotherhood a step further.

This is a city location for Muslim worship and other services. A mosque is an worship house of the Muslim community. Located on the 52nd Street, it is the center for religious and community activities. The youth participate in discussions and share noble thoughts with fellow believers.

This is a city location for Muslim worship and other services. Celebrations of festivals, lectures on Islam are one of the few services undertaken. The sole aim being upliftment of the Islamic community. It takes the brotherhood feeling promoted by Islam a step further.

This is a city location for Muslim worship and other services. It organizes lectures and seminars and also celebrations of the Muslim festivals. The main objective is to spread awareness about Islam and pay respect to the holy Koran.

Old St. Mary's Church was established in 1763 and was the first cathedral of the Diocese of Philadelphia. George Washington, John Adams and other members of the First Continental Congress attended St. Mary's for Sunday Vespers in 1774. Printer and publisher, Matthew Carey, Commodore John Barry, General Stephen Moylan, George Gordon Meade's grandfather, George Meade, and Michael Bouvier, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis' great-grandfather, are all buried in the church cemetery. Open on Sundays 9am onwards.

In 1745, sheds served the purpose of providing merchants with a place to gather and sell their merchandise consisting of food and wares. Fire engine houses or headhouses were located at the end of these sheds. This one happens to be one of America's most venerable, built in the early 1800s. Each headhouse featured alarm bells and a second-floor fireman's social club. The shed between Lombard and Pine Streets, called the Shambles, was restored in the early 1960s. In the spring and summer seasons, artisans sell handcrafts in an open market.