Political Leaders in Philadelphia
The atlas holds 15 people and 37 moments here, from 1723 to 2015. The most recorded lives are Benjamin Franklin, George Washington and John Adams.
Notable people
Benjamin Franklin
from 1723 to 1790
9 moments here
American printer, scientist, civic leader, colonial agent, revolutionary statesman, and diplomat.…
George Washington
from 1775 to 1793
6 moments here
George Washington was a Virginia surveyor, planter, military commander, revolutionary leader, constitutional statesman, and the first president of…
John Adams
from 1774 to 1797
4 moments here
American lawyer, revolutionary leader, diplomat, first vice president of the United States, and second U.S. president.…
James Madison
from 1780 to 1787
4 moments here
James Madison (1751–1836) was a Virginia planter, revolutionary politician, delegate to the Continental and Confederation congresses, architect of…
Martin Luther King Jr.
in 1950
2 moments here
American Baptist minister and civil-rights leader who advanced racial equality through nonviolent protest.…
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
from 1936 to 1944
2 moments here
Franklin Delano Roosevelt was an American lawyer and Democratic politician who served as New York state senator, assistant secretary of the Navy,…
Thomas Jefferson
in 1776
2 moments here
Thomas Jefferson was an American lawyer, Virginia political leader, diplomat, secretary of state, vice president, and third president of the United…
Abraham Lincoln
in 1861
1 moment here
American lawyer, Illinois legislator, congressman, and sixteenth president of the United States.…
Winston Churchill
in 1900
1 moment here
Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill (1874–1965) was a British soldier, journalist, author and statesman whose career ranged from imperial campaigns in…
John F. Kennedy
in 1962
1 moment here
John Fitzgerald Kennedy was an American naval officer, journalist, congressman, senator, and the 35th president of the United States.…
Pope Francis
in 2015
1 moment here
Jorge Mario Bergoglio, Pope Francis, was an Argentine Jesuit priest, archbishop of Buenos Aires, cardinal, and head of the Catholic Church and…
Jimmy Carter
in 1976
1 moment here
James Earl Carter Jr. was an American naval officer, Georgia state senator and governor, the 39th president of the United States, and a…
Simón Bolívar
in 1807
1 moment here
Venezuelan military and political leader known as El Libertador. Bolívar led revolutionary campaigns that helped secure the independence of…
Helen Keller
in 1931
1 moment here
Helen Adams Keller was an American deafblind author, lecturer, disability-rights advocate, and political activist.…
Golda Meir
in 1918
1 moment here
Golda Meir was an Israeli political leader who served as Israel’s prime minister from 1969 to 1974.…
Moments
- 1723 Move to Philadelphia Benjamin Franklin
- 1727 Junto founded Benjamin Franklin
- 1729 Pennsylvania Gazette publisher Benjamin Franklin
- 1762 Return to Philadelphia Benjamin Franklin
- 1774 First Continental Congress John Adams
- 1775 Returned for Second Continental Congress John Adams
- 1775 Return from Britain Benjamin Franklin
- 1775 Joins Congress in Philadelphia George Washington
- 1776 Declaration committee Benjamin Franklin
- 1776 Advocated independence in Congress John Adams
- 1776 Drafted Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson
- 1776 Continental Congress delegate in Philadelphia Thomas Jefferson
- 1780 Continental Congress service in Philadelphia James Madison
- 1785 Arrival home in Philadelphia Benjamin Franklin
- 1785 Visit to Philadelphia James Madison
- 1787 Constitutional Convention Benjamin Franklin
- 1787 Arrives for the Constitutional Convention George Washington
- 1787 Constitutional Convention delegate James Madison
- 1787 Early arrival for the Constitutional Convention James Madison
- 1789 Reaches Philadelphia on inaugural journey George Washington
- 1790 Death in Philadelphia Benjamin Franklin
- 1790 Lives in the Philadelphia President's House George Washington
- 1791 Leaves Philadelphia on Southern Tour George Washington
- 1793 Takes second presidential oath George Washington
- 1797 Occupied President's House John Adams
- 1807 Visits Philadelphia Simón Bolívar
- 1861 Visited Independence Hall Abraham Lincoln
- 1900 Lectures in Philadelphia Winston Churchill
- 1918 American Jewish Congress convention Golda Meir
- 1931 Honorary degree at Temple University Helen Keller
- 1936 Renominated in Philadelphia Franklin Delano Roosevelt
- 1944 Campaigns through Philadelphia in the rain Franklin Delano Roosevelt
- 1950 Challenges segregation at Mary's Cafe Martin Luther King Jr.
- 1950 Hears Mordecai Johnson on Gandhi Martin Luther King Jr.
- 1962 Spoke at Independence Hall John F. Kennedy
- 1976 Ford debate at Walnut Street Theatre Jimmy Carter
- 2015 United States pastoral visit Pope Francis