PA-061 Pennsylvania Hall

Marker text: PENNSYLVANIA HALL

Built on this site in 1838 by the Pennsylvania Anti-Slavery Society as a meeting place for abolitionists, this hall was burned to the ground by anti-Black rioters three days after it was first opened.

Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, 1991

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Location: N 6th St. south of Race St., Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania

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