History Women’s Work: Female Science Pioneers in 19th Century Philadelphia Kimberly Haas introduces us to women who broke gender barriers in the fields of science
City Life Let There be Light! New Neon Museum Illuminates Philly’s Colorful Commercial History The Philadelphia Neon Museum is officially open to the public and currently features a special exhibition celebrating the 50th anniversary of the South Street Renaissance
Preservation In Sharswood, Dox Thrash House Saved to Anchor a Neighborhood The former home of Philly’s famous Black printmaker to be preserved by partnership and persistence
Preservation Underground Railroad Site Saved from Development After a five-year battle, Abolition Hall and the historic Corson farm in Plymouth Meeting will be preserved
History Imagining a Route to Freedom Aboard the Underground Railroad Kimberly Haas takes us on an epic journey where she traces a potential path to freedom from Maryland to Philadelphia
Preservation A Building Demolished, but the Mission Continues Kimberly Haas reveals the rich, religious history of a recently razed corner building at 19th and Bainbridge
Preservation A Secret Garden Blooms Again on Delancey Place The Rosenbach Museum and Library reopens to the public on October 20 with pandemic safety protocols and a verdant renovation
History Bryn Mawr College Marks Centennial of its Summer School for Working Women Kimberly Haas dives deep into the history of the Summer School for Women Workers in Industry
