The Mikveh Israel Cemetery has the distinction of being the oldest Jewish cemetery in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In use...
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Phone: (215) 922-5446
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Spruce St and S 9th St
Spruce St. between Eighth and Ninth sts. Philadelphia, PA 19107 415.05 mi
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Read the placard to gain a basic understanding of the historical significance. This place is easy to find and is located a few blocks from Septa’s Jefferson Station. During my visitation, I peered... More
The cemetery is not a big one nor a famous one like Christ one. Revolutionary patriots are buried here. Disappointed as the gates were shut and you couldn't get in to view but see from a far. More
You can't go in but you can see in. The people who are buried here are American heroes from the American revolution who happen to be Jewish. More
Had I intended to enter the Cemetery, I would have been disappointed as the gates were firmly shut. The famous Haym Salomon, however, is laid to rest at the entrance just behind the gates if you want... More
This was fantastic to see. Mikveh Israel Cemetery along Spruce Street is not a huge cemetery, but there is a lot to see. Revolutionary patriots are buried here. Also Nathan Levy, whose ship brought... More
