Historic Philadelphia

with Amy Needle of the Historic Philadelphia, Inc.

Jill Horner speaks with Amy Needle, President and CEO from Historic Philadelphia, Inc., about the organization. Interview recorded 5/15/2019.

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May 16, 2019

Hosted by: Jill Horner

Produced by: Freedom Newsmakers Team

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