There is a Ben Franklin store still open in Hawaii currently. Most of these five and dimes have long since closed.
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If you are referring to Franklin's time spent in Philadelphia where I used to live, he worshipped at Christ Episcopal Church where Society Hill is located. He attended the same parish as George Washington did and Betsey Ross! You can still attend services at Christ Episcopal and see which pew Franklin sat. In the graveyard, lies George Washington. I am not sure if Benjamin Franklin is buried there or not.
yes,people now call it the Franklin stove it uses less gas
Yes, many people have bifocals.
No, Benjiman Franklin died Spril 17, 1790. His cause of death was pleurisy.
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Maybe... but even if he was he still made our lives a lot easier
If you are referring to Franklin's time spent in Philadelphia where I used to live, he worshipped at Christ Episcopal Church where Society Hill is located. He attended the same parish as George Washington did and Betsey Ross! You can still attend services at Christ Episcopal and see which pew Franklin sat. In the graveyard, lies George Washington. I am not sure if Benjamin Franklin is buried there or not.
The White House did not exist in Franklin's time. When Franklin died in 1790, the seat of the national government was still in Philadelphia. Besides that, Franklin was never president.
yes,people now call it the Franklin stove it uses less gas
I would hire him to teach me common sense.
Yes, many people have bifocals.
No, Benjiman Franklin died Spril 17, 1790. His cause of death was pleurisy.
Benjamin Franklin was never Jewish. As a Matter of fact, he was raised as a Christian. Even though, he constantly referred to himself as a person of reason, he often admitted the fact the he still loyal to Puritan teachings he once raised to.
Nobody. The United States did not come into existence until 1776 and Franklin was born in 1706. When Ben Franklin was born, there was no President. America was still a collection of British colonies.
No, Benjamin Franklin died approximately 220 years ago, so none of his children could still be living. One son became the governor of New Jersery and died in 1813. One daughter died in 1808 after raising 8 children of her own.