Category:African-American history in Philadelphia

• History of African Americans in Philadelphia

0–9

• 1834 Philadelphia race riot
• 1964 Philadelphia race riot

A

• Adelphi School
• Adodi
• African American History, School District of Philadelphia
• African American Museum in Philadelphia
• African Episcopal Church of St. Thomas
• Raymond Pace Alexander
• James S. Allen
• Marian Anderson House
• Anti-Slavery Convention of American Women

B

• Benezet's School
• Peter Bentzon
• Berean Institute
• Black Bottom, Philadelphia
• Black Catholicism
• Black Mafia
• Black Opals

C

• Christian Street Historic District

D

• Downingtown Industrial and Agricultural School
• Dunbar Theatre (Philadelphia)

F

• Fletcher Street Urban Riding Club
• Charlotte Vandine Forten
• Frederick Douglass Memorial Hospital and Training School
• Free African Society

H

• Harold B. Hairston
• Frances Ellen Watkins Harper House
• Husband selling

I

• Institute for Colored Youth

J

• Augustus Jackson
• James Forten School
• John Johnson House (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)

L

• Lebanon Cemetery
• Peter Lester (abolitionist)
• Lombard Street riot

M

• Grace A. Mapps
• Theophilus John McKee
• Mother Bethel A.M.E. Church
• MOVE (Philadelphia organization)

O

• Octavius V. Catto Memorial
• On the Run: Fugitive Life in an American City

P

• Pennsylvania Abolition Society
• Pennsylvania Anti-Slavery Society
• Pennsylvania Hall (Philadelphia)
• Philadelphia Female Anti-Slavery Society
• The Philadelphia Independent (1931–1971)
• The Philadelphia Negro
• Philadelphia Reparations Task Force
• Philadelphia Stars (baseball)
• The Philadelphia Tribune

R

• Rizzo v. Goode

S

• Andrew F. Stevens

T

• Henry O. Tanner House
• The Thin Blue Lie
• Tindley Temple United Methodist Church

V

• Vigilant Association of Philadelphia

W

• Water buffalo incident
• Work to Ride

Y

• Idabelle Yeiser