Carpenter's Historic Hall

(215) 925-0167

320 Chestnut St
Philadelphia, PA 19106 39.9486 -75.147

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Neighborhoods: Center City, Center City East

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In Short – Carpenters' Hall was designed by Robert Smith as a place for carpenters to hold their guild meetings. The Carpenters' Company, formed in 1724, is the oldest trade guild in the United States; it continues to maintain the building. Carpenters' Hall played host to 1774's First Continental Congress; chairs used for that meeting are on display. Colonial building methods are also examined, and a selection of late 18th century carpentry tools also is available for viewing.

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The modern-day Carpenter's Company still holds quarterly meetings in the hall and use the original 18th century furniture.

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