Author Archive

Steve Currall

Stephen Currall recently received his BA in history from Arcadia University. Before beginning doctoral studies, he is pursuing his interest in local history, specifically just how Philadelphians engage their vibrant past. Besides skimming through 18th century letters, Steve is also interested in music and travel.

Two Paths In The Woods Of The Wissahickon

Two Paths In The Woods Of The Wissahickon

May 17, 2013  |  Morning Blend

A look at the treeline course dispute in Wissahickon Valley Park, quilting with film , SEPTA hopeful for more state funding, and forty apartments may be on their way for Washington Avenue > more

Philadelphia’s Incendiary Wedding Of 1838

Philadelphia’s Incendiary Wedding Of 1838

May 16, 2013  |  Morning Blend

The burning of Pennsylvania Hall, Diane Sawyer at Strawberry Mansion High School, Philly as the Museum City, and Chinatown gets its first parklet > more

Penn Treaty Educational Institute To Chronicle The Riverwards’ Layered History

Penn Treaty Educational Institute To Chronicle The Riverwards’ Layered History

May 15, 2013  |  Morning Blend

Penn Treaty Museum to get its own place, “Fading Ads of Philadelphia” author to speak at Atwater Kent, new report aims for safer city parks, and neighbors nix oversized apartments in Bella Vista > more

Schuylkill Center To Construct Four

Schuylkill Center To Construct Four “Ecoventions” With Knight Arts Grant

May 14, 2013  |  Morning Blend

Artists to create eco-art at Schuylkill Center, high-end homes coming to Logan Square, City to help realize another shelter for abused women, and a look at SEPTA’s critical deferred projects > more

The Platt Bridge Tells More Than Just Industrial Malaise

The Platt Bridge Tells More Than Just Industrial Malaise

May 13, 2013  |  Morning Blend

Reconsidering the Lower Schuylkill, Preservation Alliance to honor big names in preservation projects, Meade House getting some work, and Squilla wants more horses for tourists > more