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Updated 10/29/2020 2020 GENERAL POLLING PLACE LIST Page 1 of 29 Updated 10/29/2020 2020 GENERAL POLLING PLACE LIST Page 1 of 29 WARD DIV POLLING PLACE LOCATION POLLING ADDRESS BLDG PARK ZIP 01 01 SOUTH PHILA OLDER ADULT CENTER 1430 E PASSYUNK AVE F L 19147 01 02 EAST PASSYUNK COMMUNITY CENTER 1025-33 MIFFLIN ST F N 19148 01 03 SOUTH PHILA OLDER ADULT CENTER 1430 E PASSYUNK AVE F L 19147 01 04 EAST PASSYUNK COMMUNITY CENTER 1025-33 MIFFLIN ST F N 19148 01 05 EAST PASSYUNK COMMUNITY CENTER 1025-33 MIFFLIN ST F N 19148 01 06 FURNESS SCHOOL 1900 S 03RD ST R N 19148 01 07 EAST PASSYUNK COMMUNITY CENTER 1025-33 MIFFLIN ST F N 19148 01 08 EAST PASSYUNK COMMUNITY CENTER 1025-33 MIFFLIN ST F N 19148 01 09 EAST PASSYUNK COMMUNITY CENTER 1025-33 MIFFLIN ST F N 19148 01 10 SOUTH PHILA OLDER ADULT CENTER 1430 E PASSYUNK AVE F L 19147 01 11 COLUMBUS SQUARE RECREATION CENTER 1200 WHARTON ST F N 19147 01 12 MT MORIAH CHURCH 410 WHARTON ST M N 19147 01 13 MT MORIAH CHURCH 410 WHARTON ST M N 19147 01 14 DICKINSON SQUARE RECREATION CENTER 1600 E MOYAMENSING AVE F L 19148 01 15 DICKINSON SQUARE RECREATION CENTER 1600 E MOYAMENSING AVE F L 19148 01 16 MT MORIAH CHURCH 410 WHARTON ST M N 19147 01 17 HERRON RECREATION CENTER 213 REED ST M N 19147 01 18 FURNESS SCHOOL 1900 S 03RD ST R N 19148 01 19 HERRON RECREATION CENTER 213 REED ST M N 19147 01 20 COLUMBUS SQUARE RECREATION CENTER 1200 WHARTON ST F N 19147 01 21 FURNESS SCHOOL 1900 S 03RD ST R N 19148 02 01 MUMMERS MUSEUM 200-10 WASHINGTON AVE B N 19147 02 02 SAIGON MAXIM RESTAURANT 612 WASHINGTON AVE M L 19147 02 03 SAIGON MAXIM RESTAURANT 612 WASHINGTON AVE M L 19147 02 04 SAIGON MAXIM RESTAURANT 612 WASHINGTON AVE M L 19147 02 05 ST MARONS CHURCH 1013 ELLSWORTH ST M L 19147 02 06 COLUMBUS SQUARE RECREATION CENTER 1200 WHARTON ST F N 19147 02 07 ST MARONS CHURCH 1013 ELLSWORTH ST M L 19147 02 08 ST MARONS CHURCH 1013 ELLSWORTH ST M L 19147 02 09 HAWTHORNE RECREATION CENTER 1200 CARPENTER ST M N 19147 02 10 ST MARONS CHURCH 1013 ELLSWORTH ST M L 19147 02 11 SANTORE LIBRARY 928 S 07TH ST A N 19147 02 12 SAIGON MAXIM RESTAURANT 612 WASHINGTON AVE M L 19147 02 13 SAIGON MAXIM RESTAURANT 612 WASHINGTON AVE M L 19147 02 14 ACTIVITIES CENTER @ THE TOWER 1021 S 04TH ST F L 19147 02 15 SETTLEMENT MUSIC SCHOOL-CURTIS 416 QUEEN ST F H 19147 02 16 SETTLEMENT MUSIC SCHOOL-CURTIS 416 QUEEN ST F H 19147 02 17 FLEISHER ART MEMORIAL 719 CATHARINE ST R L 19147 02 18 PALUMBO RECREATION CENTER 725 S 10TH ST F N 19147 02 19 ACADEMY AT PALUMBO SCHOOL 1100 CATHARINE ST M N 19147 02 20 ACADEMY AT PALUMBO SCHOOL 1100 CATHARINE ST M N 19147 02 21 ACADEMY AT PALUMBO SCHOOL 1100 CATHARINE ST M N 19147 02 22 PALUMBO RECREATION CENTER 725 S 10TH ST F N 19147 02 23 PALUMBO RECREATION CENTER 725 S 10TH ST F N 19147 02 24 FLEISHER ART MEMORIAL 719 CATHARINE ST R L 19147 02 25 SETTLEMENT MUSIC SCHOOL-CURTIS 416 QUEEN ST F H 19147 02 26 ST STANISLAUS PARISH HALL 242 FITZWATER ST M L 19147 02 27 ST STANISLAUS PARISH HALL 242 FITZWATER ST M L 19147 02 28 GLORIA DEI OLD SWEDES CHURCH 916 S SWANSON ST M L 19147 02 29 ST STANISLAUS PARISH HALL 242 FITZWATER ST M L 19147 03 01 SAYRE SCHOOL 5800 WALNUT ST M L 19139 03 02 MEMORIAL GOSPEL CHURCH 6224 MARKET ST R L 19107 03 03 SAYRE SCHOOL 5800 WALNUT ST M L 19139 03 04 SAYRE SCHOOL 5800 WALNUT ST M L 19139 03 05 TABERNACLE LUTHERAN CHURCH 5843 SPRUCE ST M N 19139 03 06 BRYANT SCHOOL 6001 CEDAR AVE M L 19143 03 07 TABERNACLE LUTHERAN CHURCH 5843 SPRUCE ST M N 19139 03 08 CHRISTIAN COMPASSION CDC 6150 CEDAR AVE F L 19143 03 09 CHRISTIAN COMPASSION CDC 6150 CEDAR AVE F L 19143 03 10 ST GEORGE ST BARNABAS EPISCOPAL CHURCH 520 S 61ST ST M L 19143 Updated 10/29/2020 2020 GENERAL POLLING PLACE LIST Page 2 of 29 WARD DIV POLLING PLACE LOCATION POLLING ADDRESS BLDG PARK ZIP 03 11 ANDERSON SCHOOL 1034 S 60TH ST F L 19143 03 12 BRYANT SCHOOL 6001 CEDAR AVE M L 19143 03 13 BRYANT SCHOOL 6001 CEDAR AVE M L 19143 03 14 BRYANT SCHOOL 6001 CEDAR AVE M L 19143 03 15 ANDERSON SCHOOL 1034 S 60TH ST F L 19143 03 16 ANDERSON SCHOOL 1034 S 60TH ST F L 19143 03 17 BLANCHE NIXON LIBRARY 5800 COBBS CREEK PKW F L 19143 03 18 TURNER MIDDLE SCHOOL 5900 BALTIMORE AVE F L 19143 03 19 SHARON BAPTIST COMMUNITY CENTER 5845 CATHARINE ST F H 19143 03 20 LONGSTRETH SCHOOL 5700 WILLOWS AVE F L 19143 03 21 FRANCIS MYERS RECREATION CENTER 5801 KINGSESSING AVE A L 19143 03 22 LONGSTRETH SCHOOL 5700 WILLOWS AVE F L 19143 04 01 SALVATION ARMY-WEST PHILA 5522 ARCH ST M L 19139 04 02 CAMPHOR MEMORIAL U M CHURCH 5620 WYALUSING AVE F L 19131 04 03 CAMPHOR MEMORIAL U M CHURCH 5620 WYALUSING AVE F L 19131 04 04 UNIVERSAL BLUFORD CHARTER SCHOOL 5720 MEDIA ST M N 19131 04 05 HESTON SCHOOL 1621 N 54TH ST F N 19131 04 06 OVERBROOK HIGH SCHOOL 5898 LANCASTER AVE M L 19131 04 07 SALVATION ARMY-WEST PHILA 5522 ARCH ST M L 19139 04 08 UNIVERSAL DAROFF CHARTER SCHOOL 5630 VINE ST M L 19139 04 09 CHURCH PROPERTY 659 N 56TH ST M N 19131 04 10 UNIVERSAL BLUFORD CHARTER SCHOOL 5720 MEDIA ST M N 19131 04 11 HESTON SCHOOL 1621 N 54TH ST F N 19131 04 12 MT CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH 5732 RACE ST F N 19139 04 13 ST MATTHEWS MANOR 230 N 57TH ST F L 19139 04 14 HAVERFORD BRANCH LIBRARY 5543 HAVERFORD AVE F N 19139 04 15 HAVERFORD BRANCH LIBRARY 5543 HAVERFORD AVE F N 19139 04 16 UNIVERSAL BLUFORD CHARTER SCHOOL 5720 MEDIA ST M N 19131 04 17 UNIVERSAL BLUFORD CHARTER SCHOOL 5720 MEDIA ST M N 19131 04 18 SWEET UNION BAPTIST CHURCH 1536 N 59TH ST M N 19151 04 19 BARRY SCHOOL 5900 RACE ST M N 19139 04 20 BARRY SCHOOL 5900 RACE ST M N 19139 04 21 OVERBROOK HIGH SCHOOL 5898 LANCASTER AVE M L 19131 05 01 SOCIETY HILL TOWERS COMMUNITY ROOM 261 ST JAMES PL F N 19106 05 02 MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 101 S 03RD ST F N 19106 05 03 HOPKINSON HOUSE 604 S WASHINGTON SQUARE B L 19106 05 04 STARR GARDEN RECREATION CENTER 600-44 LOMBARD ST F N 19147 05 05 GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH (ST.GEORGE) 250-56 S 08TH ST R N 19107 05 06 GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH (ST.GEORGE) 250-56 S 08TH ST R N 19107 05 07 WILLIAM WAY COMMUNITY CENTER 1315 SPRUCE ST M N 19107 05 08 SEGER RECREATION CENTER 1020 LOMBARD ST F N 19147 05 09 CHURCH OF ST LUKE AND EPIPHANY 330 S 13TH ST F N 19107 05 10 PIER 3 PENNS LANDING 3 N COLUMBUS BLV M L 19106 05 11 GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH (ST.GEORGE) 250-56 S 08TH ST R N 19107 05 12 THE SAINT JAMES APARTMENTS 200 W WASHINGTON SQ R N 19106 05 13 CHINESE CHRISTIAN CHURCH 221-25 N 10TH ST M N 19107 05 14 PHILADELPHIA SENIOR CENTER 509-11 S BROAD ST F N 19147 05 15 ST JOHN NEUMANN CENTER-FISHTOWN 1039 N LAWRENCE ST F H 19123 05 16 OLD FIRST REFORMED CHURCH 330 RACE ST R N 19106 05 17 NORTHERN LIBS NEIGHBORS ASSOCIATION 700 N 03RD ST A N 19123 05 18 MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 101 S 03RD ST F N 19106 05 19 McCALL SCHOOL 325 S 07TH ST M N 19106 05 20 RODRIGUEZ BRANCH LIBRARY 600 W GIRARD AVE B N 19123 05 21 THE FILLMORE MUSIC VENUE 29 E ALLEN ST F N 19123 05 22 PHILADELPHIA SENIOR CENTER 509-11 S BROAD ST F N 19147 05 23 KEARNEY SCHOOL 601 FAIRMOUNT AVE F N 19123 05 24 CHINESE CHRISTIAN CHURCH 221-25 N 10TH ST M N 19107 05 25 STOREFRONT [1026 SPRING GARDEN ST] 1026 SPRING GARDEN ST F L 19123 05 26 OLD FIRST REFORMED CHURCH 330 RACE ST R N 19106 05 27 THE PAINTED BRIDE 230 VINE ST M N 19106 Updated 10/29/2020 2020 GENERAL POLLING PLACE LIST Page 3 of 29 WARD DIV POLLING PLACE LOCATION POLLING ADDRESS BLDG PARK ZIP 05 28 CHURCH OF ST LUKE AND EPIPHANY 330 S 13TH ST F N 19107 05 29 WILLIAM WAY COMMUNITY CENTER 1315 SPRUCE ST M N 19107 05 30 THE PAINTED BRIDE 230 VINE ST M N 19106 05 31 STOREFRONT [1026 SPRING GARDEN ST] 1026 SPRING GARDEN ST F L 19123 05 32 NORTHERN LIBS NEIGHBORS ASSOCIATION 700 N 03RD ST A N 19123 05 33 THE FILLMORE MUSIC VENUE 29 E ALLEN ST F N 19123 05 34 THE FILLMORE MUSIC VENUE 29 E ALLEN ST F N 19123 05 35 CONVENTION CENTER 1101 ARCH ST F N 19107 05 36 GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH (ST.GEORGE) 250-56 S 08TH ST R N 19107 05 37 SOCIETY HILL TOWERS COMMUNITY ROOM 261 ST JAMES PL F N 19106 06 01 ROBESON HIGH SCHOOL 4125 LUDLOW ST M N 19104 06 02 ANGELA COURT NURSING HOME 4400 FAIRMOUNT AVE F H 19104 06 03 MT OLIVET VILLAGE (PHA) 642 N 41ST ST F L 19104 06 04 LOCKE SCHOOL 4550 HAVERFORD AVE F L 19139 06 05 MT OLIVET VILLAGE (PHA) 642 N 41ST ST F L 19104 06 06 LUCIEN BLACKWELL COMMUNITY CTR (PHA) 761 N 47TH ST F H 19139 06 07 MT OLIVET VILLAGE (PHA) 642 N 41ST ST F L 19104 06 08 MARTHA WASHINGTON SCHOOL 4400 ASPEN ST M L 19104 06 09 SARAH ALLEN SENIOR HOUSING 4035 PARRISH ST F H 19104 06 10 PHILA LEARNING ACADEMY SOUTH 4300 WESTMINSTER AVE M L 19104 06 11 SARAH ALLEN SENIOR HOUSING 4035 PARRISH ST F H 19104 06 12 MARTHA WASHINGTON SCHOOL 4400 ASPEN ST M L 19104 06 13 PHILA LEARNING ACADEMY SOUTH 4300 WESTMINSTER AVE M L 19104 06 14 1ST AFRICAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 4159 W GIRARD AVE M L 19104 06 15 SCHOOL OF THE FUTURE 4021 PARKSIDE AVE F N 19104 06 16 LUCIEN BLACKWELL COMMUNITY CTR (PHA) 761 N 47TH ST F H 19139 06 17 DISCOVERY CHARTER SCHOOL 4700 PARKSIDE AVE F H 19131 06 18 STEPHEN SMITH TOWERS 1030 BELMONT AVE M H 19104 07 01 CONGRESO EDUCATION & TRAINING CENTER 2800 N AMERICAN ST F H 19133 07 02 CONGRESO EDUCATION & TRAINING CENTER 2800 N AMERICAN ST F H 19133 07 03 CONGRESO EDUCATION & TRAINING CENTER 2800 N AMERICAN ST F H 19133 07 04 VILLAS DEL CARIBE 167 W ALLEGHENY AVE F H 19133 07 05 VILLAS DEL CARIBE 167 W ALLEGHENY AVE F H 19133 07 06 CRAMP SCHOOL 3449 N MASCHER ST A N 19140 07 07 ROBERTO CLEMENTE SCHOOL 122 W ERIE AVE B L 19140 07 08 NUEVA ESPERANZA BUILDING 4261 N 05TH ST F N 19140 07 09 NUEVA ESPERANZA BUILDING 4261 N 05TH ST F N 19140 07 10 McVEIGH RECREATION CENTER 400-64 E ONTARIO ST F N 19134 07 11 ASPIRA STETSON CHARTER SCHOOL 3200 B ST R N 19134 07 12 CRAMP SCHOOL 3449 N MASCHER ST A N 19140 07 13 SOMERSET
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