Editing Franklin Court (section)

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

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|q1=What is the steel structure at Franklin Court?
|a1=The steel "ghost structure" outlines where Benjamin Franklin's house stood. Since no images of the original house survive and it was demolished in 1812, architect Robert Venturi designed this frame to mark the location without false reconstruction. The excavated foundations are visible beneath.

|q2=What is the Benjamin Franklin Museum?
|a2=The Benjamin Franklin Museum is an underground museum beneath Franklin Court featuring interactive exhibits about Franklin's life, scientific experiments, inventions, diplomatic career, and personal life. There's a small admission fee ($5 adults).

|q3=Can you send mail from Franklin Court?
|a3=Yes, the B. Free Franklin Post Office is a working post office where you can mail letters with a special hand-cancellation stamp featuring Franklin's portrait. It's popular with collectors and a unique way to commemorate your visit.

|q4=Is Franklin Court free?
|a4=The outdoor courtyard with the ghost structure is free. The underground Benjamin Franklin Museum charges a small fee ($5 adults). The Post Office and printing office are free to visit.
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