Benjamin Franklin's Grave

It doesn't make sense to me why people throw pennies , nickels, and quarters on his grave . Throw $100 bills, that's what has his face on it!

If you pay extra for a map of the grave yard, be sure and ask them where the secret tunnels are beneath the graves in the central part of the graveyard .

On a budget? You can view the grave from the street and save yourself the $2 admission fee. Just be sure to toss a penny on the headstone for good luck

Peaceful and quite. It's a great place to see.

Franklin composed his own epitaph which read: the body of B. Franklin, Printer, Like the cover of an old book , its contents torn out.

$5 to enter or you can view the grave from the sidewalk.

Although Ben Franklin is the most notable member here, there are a total of five signers of the Declaration of Independence who call this their final resting place

Save yourself the $2 and see his grave from the fence

This is a nice place 2 go 2 and see the grave of Benjamin Franklin.

It's actually costs money (2$) to go inside a graveyard ....never heard of it.

Try to land your coin heads up for even better luck!

It is customary to toss pennies upon his grave as the saying goes , a penny saved is a penny earned." all money goes to charity

Leave a penny for Poor Richard; he earned it.

Thanks Ben.

Not worth the admission price. Just take picture thru gate right by Ben Franklin grave . Kinda dumb they charge.

Don't miss this

Not haunted..... Or is it?