Editing Logan Square (section)

== Dining ==

Logan Square dining is concentrated around 20th Street and the edges of the Parkway:

* '''Rose Tattoo Cafe''' - American
* Museum restaurants
* Cafes and casual spots
* Hotel dining

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| q1 = What is Logan Square known for?
| a1 = Logan Square is known for the Benjamin Franklin Parkway museum district, home to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Barnes Foundation, Rodin Museum, and Franklin Institute. Logan Circle features the famous Swann Memorial Fountain.
| q2 = Is Logan Circle the same as Logan Square?
| a2 = Yes, they refer to the same place. It was originally called Northwest Square (one of Penn's five squares), renamed Logan Square in 1825, and later redesigned as a traffic circle. Locals still commonly call it Logan Square.
| q3 = What museums are on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway?
| a3 = Major museums include the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Barnes Foundation, Rodin Museum, Franklin Institute, Academy of Natural Sciences, and the new Calder Gardens. It's Philadelphia's cultural corridor.
| q4 = Who was Logan Square named after?
| a4 = Logan Square is named for James Logan (1674-1751), William Penn's secretary and one of colonial Pennsylvania's leading intellectuals. He served in various government roles and was a renowned scholar and book collector.
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