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- Major labor action involving transit workers and sympathetic strikers across the city.
- Major newspaper that closed in 1942.
- Major pediatric healthcare employer.
- Major railroad company headquartered in Philadelphia, operator of the Reading Terminal.
- Major snowstorm that dropped over two feet of snow.
- Major suburban office market.
- Major suburban shopping center.
- Major winter storms affecting the region.
- Malcolm Kenyatta
- Malcolm X Park
- Managing Director of Philadelphia
- Manayunk
- Manayunk Towpath
- Manayunk pizzeria.
- Mantua
- Marc Vetri
- Marc Vetri's flagship Italian restaurant, consistently ranked among America's best Italian restaurants.
- Marconi Plaza
- Margaret Mead
- Marian Anderson
- Mario Lanza
- Mario Lanza Park
- Market-Frankford Line
- Market East
- Market Frankford Line
- Market Street Bridge
- Martha
- Martin Luther King High School
- Mary Cassatt
- Masonic Temple Philadelphia
- Massive influx of Irish, Italian, Polish, Jewish, and other immigrants that transformed Philadelphia's demographics and neighborhoods.
- Mastery Charter Schools
- Matthias Baldwin
- Matthias Baldwin Park
- Maurice Cheeks
- Maxfield Parrish-designed glass mosaic in the Curtis Center.
- Mayfair
- Mayor 2008-2016, known for bringing the Democratic National Convention to Philadelphia.
- Mayor 2016-2024, oversaw implementation of soda tax and expanded pre-K.
- Mayor Ed Rendell's (1992-2000) administration that stabilized city finances and began revitalizing Center City.
- Mayor of Philadelphia
- McCoy Tyner
- McGillin's Olde Ale House
- McPherson Square
- Medicine in Philadelphia
- Mediterranean BYOB
- Meek Mill
- Meeting place of the U.S. Congress from 1790-1800 when Philadelphia served as the nation's capital.
- Meg Saligman mural on Broad Street.
- Memorial Hall