PA-089 Mikveh Israel Cemetery

Marker text: MIKVEH ISRAEL CEMETERY

Founded 1740. Notables buried here include Nathan Levy, whose ship brought the Liberty Bell to America; Haym Salomon, Revolutionary patriot; the Gratz family; and Aaron Levy, founder of Aaronsburg.

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Location: Spruce St. between Schell & Darien Sts., Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania

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