St. Christ Fellowship Christian Church, 1639 Harrison St., was begun as NORTHEAST BIBLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Presbyterian Church of Frankford, 4302 Frankford Ave., dating to 1605, was begun as a German-speaking reformed church Rehoboth United Methodist Church, 4229 Paul St. Second Baptist Church of Frankford, 1801 Meadow St. Second Spanish Baptist Church, 4917 Frankford Ave. (began as North Frankford Baptist Church – given to Second Spanish Baptist in the early 1990s) Strait Gate Church of Faith and Deliverance, Inc., 4265 Frankford Ave. St. Thomas United Methodist Church, 4701 Tackawanna St. St. Valentine's Polish National Church, 2330 Margaret St. Word of Faith Christian Center, 4355 Paul St. Schools The Charter School of Arts & Science: String Theory (formerly Henry R. Edmunds School), 1197 Haworth St. First Philadelphia Charter School for Literacy, 4300 Tacony St. Frankford Friends School, 1500 Orthodox St. Frankford High School, 5000 Oxford Ave. Frankford Hospital School of Nursing, 4918 Penn St. Warren G. Harding Middle School, 2000 Wakeling St. John Marshall School, Sellers and Griscom Sts. Northwood Academy Charter School, 4621 Castor Ave. Smedley Elementary School, Bridge and Mulberry Sts. Allen M. Stearne Elementary School, 1655 Unity St. Historic sites Garden-House, owned by Dr. Enoch Edwards, where Jefferson and others celebrated the passage of the Declaration is present-day Womrath Park. (Demolished) Cedar Hill Cemetery, established 1849 Oswald Eve's gunpowder mill, built 1774. (Demolished) Frankford Community Memorial Stadium, opened 1922, site of several games of the Frankford Yellow Jackets professional football team. (Demolished) Greenwood Cemetery, established 1869, where Dr. Benjamin Rush kept a summer home in the late 18th century. The Comly Rich House (built 1826), 4276 Orchard Street, was the first house in the United States to receive a mortgage (1831) Frankford Avenue, formerly Main Street, and before that the King's Highway National Register of Historic Places William W. Axe School Frankford Arsenal Friends Hospital, the first private psychiatric hospital in the U.S., founded 1813 Warren G. Harding Junior High School Henry Longfellow School John Marshall School The John Ruan House, built 1796 Franklin Smedley School James J. Sullivan School David Wilmot School Others Frankford Hospital Eastern Regional Medical Center, a facility of Cancer Treatment Centers of America (formerly Parkview Hospital) Northwood Within the bounds of Frankford exists an enclave known as Northwood. Northwood is made up almost entirely of pre-World War II twin and single-family dwellings. Northwood is bounded by Harrison Street to the south, Roosevelt Boulevard