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HomeHistory of Italian Immigration Museum

History of Italian Immigration Museum

South Philadelphia

South Philadelphia: Museum Puts History Of Italian Immigration On Display

September 27, 2017Minh Mai and

Throughout the history of the United States, many immigrants have come looking for a better life. While this country can present new opportunities, many immigrants stay grounded to their roots and are proud of their

American Swedish Historical Museum
South Philadelphia

South Philadelphia: Neighborhood Museums Cater to Community

December 6, 2016Hayley Chenoweth

As Philadelphia continues to evolve as a prime tourist destination, with a record 41 million visitors in 2015, many neighborhoods of the city have undergone revitalization efforts intended to boost the number of residents and tourists. Many

Mike Bonasera, History of Italian Immigration Museum curator
History

South Philadelphia: A Museum’s Love Letter to Italian Immigration

October 18, 2016Hayley Chenoweth

East Passyunk Avenue has long been a hub for Italian families, businesses and culture, making it the perfect spot for the History of Italian Immigration Museum, the first and only of its kind in the

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