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Second Bank of the United States
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Address: 420 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19106, USA
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⛰[Sights Raiders]📍 Detail Address: 420 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19106🚗 Traffic Raiders: Take the MFL line to 5th St Independence Hall Station, walk 3 minutes after getting off the bus to reach 🕙 Open Time: Monday to Sunday: 10：00-17：00💰 Ticket price: Free to open to the public, directly enter the visit, do not need to make an appointment in advance, can visit on your own. 🌟Highlights: This was the former site of the bank, and now the Second Bank Building is open to the public as an art gallery, featuring portraits of early outstanding people in the United States, and it is part of the National History Park. There are also many sites around the site, free clocks, museums can be stopped together.
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⛰[Sights Raiders]📍 Detail Address: 420 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19106🚗 Traffic Raiders: Take the MFL line to 5th St Independence Hall Station, walk 3 minutes after getting off the bus to reach 🕙 Open Time: Monday to Sunday: 10：00-17：00💰 Ticket price: Free to open to the public, directly enter the visit, do not need to make an appointment in advance, can visit on your own. 🌟Highlights: This was the former site of the bank, and now the Second Bank Building is open to the public as an art gallery, featuring portraits of early outstanding people in the United States, and it is part of the National History Park. There are also many sites around the site, free clocks, museums can be stopped together.
I missed the great opportunity to learn and see portraits from another museum docent because it was closed on Monday and Tuesday. I thought it was an attractive exquisite building, and instead it was an art museum-style house. Checked the exact dates and time of its opening online and I added it to my next must-see list for my trip to Philadelphia. My review will be given when I get home and study it.