Kimberly Haas takes us on an epic journey where she traces a potential path to freedom from Maryland to Philadelphia

Kimberly Haas reveals the rich, religious history of a recently razed corner building at 19th and Bainbridge

The Rosenbach Museum and Library reopens to the public on October 20 with pandemic safety protocols and a verdant renovation

Kimberly Haas dives deep into the history of the Summer School for Women Workers in Industry

The 2020 Major League Baseball season cautiously begins today with no fans in the stands and just 60 games. Kimberly Haas introduces us to a little-known local celebrity of the sport: The Neatsfoot Oil Refineries Corporation

An adaptive reuse project on Locust Street honors women’s history and the New Century Trust

In Philadelphia, there is no shortage of historic churches closed due to maintenance costs and dwindling congregations. One Germantown resident has made it part of their life’s work to save the city’s stunning stained glass. Kimberly Haas has the details

The majority of Philadelphia’s Black historic sites remain at risk despite grassroots preservation efforts and historic designations. Kimberly Haas has the details