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Saint Peter's Church

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St. Peter's Church

A National Historic Landmark, this Colonial Era building has changed little since the day it opened for worship in September 1761. The steeple was designed by William Strickland who was known as the "city architect" because he created a large number of Philadelphia's public buildings.

Note: For those interested in the supernatural, the St. Peter's Church and Cemetery is featured on the Spirits of '76 Ghost Tour where the story of the trilogy of terror is told.