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  1. Five Public Squares
  2. Five championships during Philadelphia tenure.
  3. Flat terrain in eastern and southern portions of the city.
  4. Fly Eagles Fly
  5. Flyers captain, led team to back-to-back Stanley Cups.
  6. Flyers center, dominant player of the 1990s.
  7. Flyers goaltender, later general manager.
  8. Flyers goaltender, two-time Conn Smythe winner.
  9. Flyers winger, member of "Legion of Doom" line.
  10. Foliage, festivals, and football season.
  11. Food service and facilities company headquartered in Philadelphia.
  12. Forbidden Drive
  13. Fork
  14. Former CEO of Aqua America.
  15. Former Flyers captain.
  16. Former Market Street department store.
  17. Former PBS station.
  18. Former Pirates mascot with Philadelphia connections.
  19. Former alternative rock station.
  20. Former arena on Market Street.
  21. Former city history museum, collection now held by Drexel.
  22. Former concert venue, now The Fillmore.
  23. Former department store, now Macy's, home to the Wanamaker Organ and Grand Court.
  24. Former department store chain.
  25. Former home of the Phillies, 1895-1938. Demolished 1950.
  26. Former prison said to be among America's most haunted buildings.
  27. Former prison turned museum, once home to Al Capone and Willie Sutton. Known for "Terror Behind the Walls" Halloween attraction.
  28. Former stock exchange, now part of Nasdaq.
  29. Fort Christina
  30. Fort Mifflin
  31. Fought Joe Frazier in historic bouts.
  32. Founder of Pat's King of Steaks, credited with inventing the cheesesteak.
  33. Founder of Pennsylvania and Philadelphia, established the city in 1682.
  34. Founder of the African Methodist Episcopal Church.
  35. Founder of the Philadelphia Flyers, developed the Spectrum and Wells Fargo Center.
  36. Founding Father, physician, and signer of the Declaration of Independence.
  37. Founding Father, scientist, inventor, diplomat, and Philadelphia's most famous resident.
  38. Founding Father and Supreme Court Justice, one of six signers of both the Declaration and Constitution.
  39. Fourth Street textile shopping district.
  40. Fox Chase
  41. Fox Chase Cancer Center
  42. Fox Chase Farm
  43. Fox affiliate.
  44. Frances Ellen Watkins Harper
  45. Francisville
  46. Frank Furness
  47. Frank Furness's 1891 library for the University of Pennsylvania.
  48. Frank Furness (1839-1912) was a Philadelphia architect whose distinctive personal style
  49. Frank Furness and George Hewitt's 1876 masterpiece, a National Historic Landmark.
  50. Frank Rizzo

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