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Rededication and Illumination of Calder Sculptures at Philadelphia City Hall

Date: December 4, 2007

Location:
Philadelphia City Hall
Municipal Services Building Plaza
(North Side)
Philadelphia, PA 19102

Description:

Please join us as we rededicate and illuminate the Alexander Milne Calder bronze sculptures on City Hall tower and celebrate the completion of the restoration of the eight tower bronzes and the William Penn statue.

Tuesday, December 4th at 6 p.m.
Municipal Services Building Plaza, north side of City Hall

For more information about this event, please see Philadelphia Celebrates Restoration and New Lighting of City Hall Tower Statues in our News section.

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