Eastern State Penitentiary
Sobre este lugar
Step into a dramatic, Gothic-arched relic of the city’s past — equal parts museum and spine-tingling storybook. Once a notorious lockup closed in 1971 where notorious figures like Al Capone served time, this shadowy complex now flips the script into a curious, art-forward experience: guided tours, immersive installations, and seasonal performances that mix history, haunt, and high design. We celebrate and welcome lesbians, gay men, bisexual people, transgender and non-binary folks, queer, asexual, intersex, and questioning visitors — plus anyone who loves bold architecture and provocative stories. Bring curiosity and your camera: it’s a sophisticated, slightly mischievous slice of urban history that invites connection, reflection, and unforgettable photos.
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2027 Fairmount Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19130, United States, Philadelphia, USA
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