History 170 Years In The Making: Amtrak’s Northeast Corridor In West Philly Follow the history of Amtrak’s Northeast Corridor in this video by Brad Peniston
History The Monument Men As the Bartram’s Mile phase of the Schuylkill Banks development inches closer, the fate of the Newkirk Viaduct Monument remains unclear. Brad Peniston revisits the 176-year-old obelisk to learn more about the people inscribed on its base—and why they’re important to remember
History What’s In A Name: Clark Park For years, Clark Park has been the recreational (and in some ways cultural) heart of West Philly. It makes sense, as Bradley Peniston finds, that its namesake Clarence Clark had such a role in what would become the West Philly we know today
History Who Moved The Newkirk Viaduct Monument? A major monument from the man who designed Girard College and the dome of the US Capitol stands jammed against the railroad tracks under a bridge in Southwest Philly. Brad Peniston wants to know why it’s not somewhere more noticeable
History A Short History Of A Short Street Just about every building and block is a lens on history. Here’s South St. Bernard Street in West Philly and an historical narrative told through the maps and other resources available on-line