PA-090 Joseph Bonaparte (1768-1844)

Marker text: JOSEPH BONAPARTE (1768-1844)

The elder brother of Napoleon and deposed king of Naples & Spain lived here, 1815,-1816. The house was built about 1813. During Joseph's occupancy here, this was a gathering place for Bonapartist refugees & other French nationals.

Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, 2000

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Location: 260 S 9th Street, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania

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