History The Obscure Allure of North Philadelphia Station A Beaux Arts beauty on Broad Street withstands the test of time
History From Pigskins to Dead Heads: Remembering Legendary JFK Stadium Built in the swamps of South Philadelphia, an unsung venue gets its due. Ed Duffy takes us into the stands
History Wish You Were Here: 30 Years Later, the Sears Tower Lives on in Our Memories Ed Duffy reminisces about a mail order giant and its magnificent mountain on Roosevelt Boulevard
History Come and Join Us Brothers: the Legacy of Camp William Penn In honor of Juneteenth, Ed Duffy dives deep into the origins of the United States Colored Troops
Urbanism Op-Ed: It’s Time to Rethink SEPTA Options for Contemporary Commuter Connectivity The King of Prussia rail line project has officially been put on pause. In this opinion piece, Ed Duffy renews his call for SEPTA to reopen two abandoned commuter stations in the city
History Women’s Committee of 1926 Brought Historic Preservation to the Masses Ed Duffy introduces us to redeeming figures of the Sesquicentennial Exposition and the saviors of Strawberry Mansion
History The Truth About the Ruins in East Fairmount Park Contrary to popular belief, those ghostly brick arches across from the Dell Music Center are not the remains of the Strawberry Mansion Music Pavilion. Ed Duffy explores the misconception
History Uncovering Philly’s First Big Dig Ed Duffy excavates the origins of the Pennsylvania Avenue Subway
