What US city has the most historic value? (live, Atlanta, Boston)

[Savagedre313]

Why did you choose that city?

[RightonWalnut]

The fact that Philadelphia is not on here is pretty ridiculous IMO

[Buckeye in SC]

Originally Posted by Summersm343

The fact that Philadelphia is not on here is pretty ridiculous IMO

Especially when they did list Pittsburg(h) as a choice!

And come on Savagedre313...you live in SC and you put New Orleans on the list, but left Charleston off!?

[18Montclair]

New York ftw.

[Cowboys fan in Houston]

Boston, NYC, Philadelphia, Washington DC.

[BTA88]

Originally Posted by Summersm343

The fact that Philadelphia is not on here is pretty ridiculous IMO

Philly doesn't need some poll to be relevant.

[Vlajos]

Originally Posted by Summersm343

The fact that Philadelphia is not on here is pretty ridiculous IMO

I agree, though Boston still wins.

[Savagedre313]

Originally Posted by Buckeye in SC

Especially when they did list Pittsburg(h) as a choice!

And come on Savagedre313...you live in SC and you put New Orleans on the list, but left Charleston off!?

I'm not from SC I just reside here, and I put other to not offend any body I put the cities that I know have historic value off the top of my head

[BTA88]

Originally Posted by Savagedre313

I'm not from SC I just reside here, and I put other to not offend any body I put the cities that I know have historic value off the top of my head

You don't know that San Francisco and Philadelphia are two of the top historic cities in the country? This is not intended to come off as belittling, I'm asking honestly.

[CaliDude1]

From a historical perspective these are the cities that come to my mind:

Philadelphia
Boston
New Orleans
Charleston, SC
Washington, DC
Atlanta

Of course there are more.