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  • 1920 — First commercial radio station, KDKA (AM) (Pittsburgh)

    (20th Century) (Firsts)

  • 1932 — First totally air conditioned building, Philadelphia, PSFS Building

    (20th Century) (Firsts)

  • 1786 — First vessel ever moved by steam, Delaware River at Philadelphia, by John Fitch

    (18th Century) (Firsts)

  • 1688 — First public protest of slavery in America, Germantown, (now part of Philadelphia)

    (17th Century) (Firsts)

  • 1976 — First automotive bridge to be named for a woman, Betsy Ross Bridge, Philadelphia

    (20th Century) (Firsts)

  • 2007 — First picketing by the UMWA against any PA mine safety agency occurred in Uniontown, PA on September 14, 2007 against the PA Bureau of Mine Safety over a safety issue at the Cumberland Mine. Connelsville Daily Courier

    (21st Century) (Firsts)

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Pennsylvania was home to several Native American tribes, the 1643. Settled near the Southern City of Philadelphia, it was called New Sweden, and the Dutch, Swedes, and English all emigrated before and after the 1600. And every century since, different colonists have invaded, and new settlers have moved in. The random tool compiled a total of 71 entries, documenting the first events in Pennsylvania over time.

Through the generator, we can see Pennsylvania in the 18 th, 19 th and 20 th centuries are rapid changes in the development of several periods. And the generator tool details such historic landmarks as the first escalator, the first commercial radio station, and the first building, making us more familiar with Pennsylvania’s past, can also be specific to the specific time.

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