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He was a very cool guy. The King of England owed his father a lot of money, so he gave Penn the part of North America currently known as Pennsylvania and Delaware.

Penn designed a city, now known as Philadelphia, although Mr. Penn might not like how it turned out.

William Penn, like President Elect Trump, made his career in real estate development.

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Thank you. That's one of the things I really like about FR; there's always someone who knows historical facts. And how the heck could I forget William Penn? I am from a generation that had a fairly good education in history (graduated HS in '65, college in '70).

I'm kind of a history buff, but I tend to have more interest in military history and the history of warfare. I guess I should rephrase my earlier question: who runs the website BillyPenn?

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Guess I should have read the “about” on the site:

“Billy Penn is a mobile-first platform designed to connect citizens to relevant news and information about Philadelphia, and to drive civic engagement via affinity groups and events. The project — from veterans of newsrooms at the Washington Post, Philadelphia Inquirer, Digital First Media, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, the Patriot-News, Tribune Co. and WHYY’s Newsworks — launched in October 2014.”