About the author
Ethan Wallace attended Temple University, where he received a BA in Communications. He has always been interested in the forgotten, unknown, or unseen parts of the city and has spent the last several years photographing Philly’s hidden and vanishing locations. He is also involved with the National Museum of Industrial History in Bethlehem, Pa. More of Ethan's photography can be seen HERE
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Infill Philadelphia Brings Communities Together By Design
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We join with hundreds of news organizations in defense of the free press, under dangerous attack by the President of the United States > more
For The Birds: An Ode To Philly’s Old Goose Signs
Harry K. reminisces about the Bicentennial-era bridge signs that still point the way to the Delaware River > more
Legal Fund Fights Developers That Game The System
The price of preservation is high when building owners undermine the authority of the Historical Commission through legal loopholes. Dana Rice unpacks the issue with this report > more
North Broad’s “Lion Of Zion” Finds Strength In Design
Zion Baptist Church opens its doors to a sustainable future and a North Philly revival. Rachel Hildebrandt has the story > more
Diorama Restoration At The Academy of Natural Sciences Confronts Loss & Conquest
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