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'''Millennium Philcon''', ([[FanHistoriCon]] 10.5) was the 2001 [[Worldcon]], usually called '''MilPhil''', [[Philadelphia Worldcons|third run in Philadelphia]], was held August 30 to September 3 in the Pennsylvania Convention Center and Philadelphia Marriott Hotel.  [[GoHs]]: [[Greg Bear]] (author), [[Stephen Youll]] (artist), [[Gardner Dozois]] (editor), [[FGoH]]: George Scithers.  [[Esther Friesner]] was [[Toastmaster]].  Chaired by [[Todd Dashoff]].  MilPhil was run by the [[Phanadelphia Corporation]].  ([[Milton Rothman]], who chaired the previous two Worldcons held in Philadelphia, was declared to be "Chairman Emeritus".)
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''(For other "Philcons" see [[Philcon (Disambiguation)]].)''
  
Bidders: [[Philadelphia in 2001]], [[Orlando in 2001]].  (See [[2001 Worldcon Site Selection]].)
 
  
[[2001 Hugos]], [[1951 Retro Hugos]], [[2004 Worldcon Site Selection]].
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[[File:WSFS Banner in 2001.jpg|left|thumb|'''World Science Fiction Society Banner on display at Millennium Philcon.''' ]]
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'''Millennium Philcon''', usually called '''MilPhil''', was the 59th [[Worldcon]], the [[Pennsylvania Worldcons|fourth in Pennsylvania]], held August 30 to September 3, 2001, in the Pennsylvania Convention Center and Philadelphia Marriott Hotel.  [[FanHistoriCon]] 10.5 was held in conjunction.  
  
{{convention | series1=FanHistoriCon | series=Worldcon | year=2001 | website=http://2001.worldcon.org/ | before1=FanHistoriCon 10 | after1=FanHistoriCon 11 | before=Chicon 2000 | after=ConJose | files=http://files.fancyclopedia.org/Millennium Philcon}}
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[[GoHs]]: [[Greg Bear]] (author), [[Stephen Youll]] (artist), [[Gardner Dozois]] (editor), [[FGoH]]: George Scithers.  [[Esther Friesner]] was [[Toastmaster]].  [[Chair]]: [[Todd Dashoff]].  MilPhil was run by the [[Phanadelphia Corporation]].  ([[Milton Rothman]], who chaired the previous two Worldcons held in Philadelphia, was declared to be "Chairman Emeritus".)
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A surprising attendee was a briefly [[revenant]] [[Joel Nydahl]], last heard from in 1953.
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[[Philadelphia in 2001]] won the [[bid]], defeating [[Orlando in 2001]] in the [[2001 Worldcon Site Selection]].
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MilPhil conducted the [[2001 Hugos]], [[1951 Retro Hugos]], and [[2004 Worldcon Site Selection]].
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*[https://2001.worldcon.org/ Website. ]
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* {{conpubs |series=Worldcon|con=Millennium Philcon}}.
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{{convention | series1=FanHistoriCon | series=Worldcon | year=2001 | before1=FanHistoriCon 10 | after1=FanHistoriCon 11 | before=Chicon 2000 | after=ConJose|locale=Philadelphia, PA }}
 
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Latest revision as of 21:28, 5 May 2023

(For other "Philcons" see Philcon (Disambiguation).)


World Science Fiction Society Banner on display at Millennium Philcon.

Millennium Philcon, usually called MilPhil, was the 59th Worldcon, the fourth in Pennsylvania, held August 30 to September 3, 2001, in the Pennsylvania Convention Center and Philadelphia Marriott Hotel. FanHistoriCon 10.5 was held in conjunction.

GoHs: Greg Bear (author), Stephen Youll (artist), Gardner Dozois (editor), FGoH: George Scithers. Esther Friesner was Toastmaster. Chair: Todd Dashoff. MilPhil was run by the Phanadelphia Corporation. (Milton Rothman, who chaired the previous two Worldcons held in Philadelphia, was declared to be "Chairman Emeritus".)

A surprising attendee was a briefly revenant Joel Nydahl, last heard from in 1953.

Philadelphia in 2001 won the bid, defeating Orlando in 2001 in the 2001 Worldcon Site Selection.

MilPhil conducted the 2001 Hugos, 1951 Retro Hugos, and 2004 Worldcon Site Selection.



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