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Digitized Maps of Pennsylvania (Penn State University) - This website was created by the Pennsylvania State University Libraries and it contains five separate areas for cartographers, historians, and others who love maps. 

Serious Eats - This foodie megablog aggregates a ton of tasty content, including recipes and restaurant reviews, reader photo submissions (think cupcake-decorating achievements), offbeat product reviews and food-related video clips.

Historical Images of Philadelphia - The Free Library of Philadelphia has has made available a photographic collection which covers everything from Germantown to the Navy Yard. Most of the images are from the second half of the 19th century. On the homepage, visitors will note that they can look around by Neighborhoods, Photographers, and Media. First-time visitors should look around neighborhoods such as Society Hill, Farmount, and Chinatown. The Chinatown area contains some rare images of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and local businesses that include the James Spear Stove and Heating Company. Moving on, the Collections area here offers up images that found their way into the 1976 book "Old Philadelphia in Early Photographs." There are over 175 photos here that offer views of Queen Street and the fabulous Wanamaker's store at 13th and Market.

My Old Radio - My Old Radio is one of the largest old time radio websites on the web. They have over 1,700 shows with over 51,000 episodes. There is registration..but it is free.