Philadelphia History — Points of Interest by Autio
Autio
Colonial ambition, maritime industry, political influence, cultural tradition, and evolving urban identity define the long history of Philadelphia and the surrounding region.
Location:
United States
Genres:
History Podcasts
Networks:
Autio
Description:
Colonial ambition, maritime industry, political influence, cultural tradition, and evolving urban identity define the long history of Philadelphia and the surrounding region.
Language:
English
Episodes
Welcome to Philadelphia
1/4/2026
Founded by William Penn in 1682, Philadelphia, or "Philly," as it's affectionately known, quickly became a significant hub for political, economic, and social activities in the American colonies. Narrated by Michael.
Duration:00:03:53
McGillan’s Olde Ale House
1/4/2026
It threw open its doors shortly after the Liberty Bell cracked and has been serving premier ales since 1860. Narrated by Tim Heller.
Duration:00:02:51
Birth of Mother’s Day
1/4/2026
The woman who started this holiday was quite literally a victim of its commercialization. Narrated by Misty Menees.
Duration:00:02:31
Early History of Wilmington, DE
1/4/2026
The name of the city doesn’t actually come from the city’s original settler, Thomas Willing, but rather a British Prime Minister. Narrated by Ean Leppin.
Duration:00:02:35
Historic Shipyards of Wilmington
1/4/2026
For centuries, the shipyards of the Christina River have produced America’s finest ships. Narrated by Tom Glynn.
Duration:00:02:22
Pathway Through DE’s Past
1/4/2026
A windy walking path on grounds with evidence of Wilmington history. Narrated by Craig Patterson.
Duration:00:02:31
Cobblestones of Philly History
1/4/2026
The city of brotherly love has long been a financial and a cultural center for America. Narrated by Tom Glynn.
Duration:00:02:58