Posts Tagged ‘South Street’

Architectural Fundamentalism At The Rodin

Architectural Fundamentalism At The Rodin

July 9, 2012  |  Morning Blend

Restoring Paul Crét's vision for the Rodin Museum, Graduate Hospital's awakening, the call to restore America's oldest passenger train station, tax breaks for businesses in historic buildings, and the illumination of the South Street Bridge > more

Could The End Of St. Bridget's School Signal A New Beginning For East Falls?

Could The End Of St. Bridget’s School Signal A New Beginning For East Falls?

April 17, 2012  |  Morning Blend

Perhaps additional students at Thomas Mifflin Elementary could shake things up for East Falls, the PHA considers the options for redeveloping the Liddonfield property, West South Street on the up-and-up, parklets, and a music club reopens in NoLibs > more

You Coulda Had Class, Too!

You Coulda Had Class, Too!

April 5, 2012  |  Walk the Walk

Joe Brin discovers the magic of ocean voyage through the story of Joe Rota, who joined the SS UNITED STATES crew at 19 and became a ship photographer > more

Larry, Fine, and Joe

Larry, Fine, and Joe

February 28, 2012  |  Harry K's Encyclopedia

Pop culture mavin Harry K relives his youth watching The Three Stooges, only recently discovering the brilliant comedy team's Philly roots go beyond the weird and wonderful Larry Fine > more

Always A Philadelphian

Always A Philadelphian

February 1, 2012  |  Vantage

John Coltrane came of age, learned from the masters, and became a legend living in Philadelphia--now preservationists are working to save Trane’s Strawberry Mansion home > more