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6064 N BROAD ST

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Zoned RSA-5Residential/Residential Mixed-Use
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Owner
PENNA CO ETC ETAL TR
ZIP code
19141
Year built
0
Market value
$280,600

Historic

Designation status and decisions from the historic property record.

2 decisions
Historic address
6064 NORTH BROAD STREET, 6064 NORTH. BROAD STREET
Building description
CEMETERY
Owner
PENNA CO ETC ETAL TR
  1. NominationApproved
    Vote tally
    4-0
    Criteria cited
    Burial place of British General James Tanner AgnewBurial place of Reverend George DeBenneville, first preacher of Universalist faith in AmericaOne of Philadelphia's rare surviving private family cemeteriesOne of only four British generals from Colonial and Revolutionary war periods buried on American soilRare surviving 18th century private family burial ground in Philadelphia
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    Votes and testimony

    Votes

    • <UNKNOWN>yes
    • <UNKNOWN>yes
    • <UNKNOWN>yes
    • <UNKNOWN>yes

Linked public records

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  1. DatasetLinked by parcel number100% confidence
    L&I violation 3964072 at 6064 N BROAD ST
    Philadelphia L&I Violations
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  2. DatasetLinked by parcel number100% confidence
    L&I violation 3964073 at 6064 N BROAD ST
    Philadelphia L&I Violations
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  3. DatasetLinked by parcel number100% confidence
    L&I violation 3052999 at 6064 N BROAD ST
    Philadelphia L&I Violations
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  4. DatasetLinked by parcel number100% confidence
    L&I violation 3053000 at 6064 N BROAD ST
    Philadelphia L&I Violations
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  5. HearingLinked by parcel number100% confidence
    Historical Commission — Apr 29, 1987
    Philadelphia Historical Commissionapproved
  6. HearingLinked by parcel number100% confidence
    Committee on Historic Designation — Mar 6, 1987
    Philadelphia Historical Commissionapproved