History New Marker at Mount Pleasant Mansion Honors the Enslaved The names of Nell, Bernard, Castillis, and Cato, enslaved by a privateer in the 1700s, are immortalized in Fairmount Park
History Remembering Marcus Foster: Role Model and Mentor to Philly’s Broken Schools Keshler Thibert has this tribute to a leader in education that produced groundbreaking work with students and teachers in the 1960s
Art & Design Germantown ArtHaus Paints a Bright Future for a Local Black Landmark Artist Keisha Whatley is working to connect community with creativity at the Swain Building in Northwest Philly
History Tip-off Reloads Cold Case Involving Stolen Military Artifacts Keshler Thibert dabbles in the material culture crime beat and discovers a wave of national heists in the 1970s
History 18th Century Chocolate Maker Wowed Philly With His Confection For Valentine’s Day, Keshler Thibert unwraps the sweet history of popular chocolatier Benjamin Jackson
History Arming America and the Firepower of Henry Foxall Keshler Thibert dives into the history of a Philadelphia foundry owner and the first defense contractor of the United States government
History On the Road to Reconstruction with the Pennsylvania Freedmen’s Relief Association Keshler Thibert takes a trip down south where Philadelphians aided in efforts to empower African Americans after the Civil War
Preservation Old Movie Palace Seeks the Spotlight Once Again Group hopes to turn the former Logan Theater into a multi-use music venue
