Architecture Mid Mod Façade On Chestnut Conceals History Of Wheels The Shadow uncovers a 97-year-old Center City auto dealership that has no problem changing with the times
Architecture In “Louis Kahn: The Power of Architecture,” The City Is A Muse Groundbreaking exhibit of the work of Louis Kahn brings his ideas to life, says Nathaniel Popkin
Preservation A Powerhouse Of Footwork And Fitness On Delaware Ave On the outskirts of Fishtown, a dance club and rock climbing gym keep spirits high inside an old 19th century trolley car power station
Architecture New Life For An Old Coal Country Outpost In Society Hill The Shadow takes a stroll down to Society Hill where business is stirring at an old 19th century coal company headquarters after 12 years of vacancy
History Broad Street’s Original Divine Hotel The Shadow checks in at the “other” Divine Hotel on Broad Street, the little-known predecessor of North Philly’s rockstar landmark
Architecture Urban Decay As American As Beer And Apple Pie The Shadow taps into Philly beer history and frozen pie trivia at the old Adam Scheidt Brewing Company plant on North 9th Street
History An Indelible Corner Of The Eraserhood The Shadow heads down to the corner of Ridge Avenue and 11th Street where an attractive wire and steel warehouse stands out like a diamond among broken glass
History Peeling Back The Layers On Malcolm X’s Mosque #12 The Shadow sheds some light on a former trade school in North Philly that became a center of operations in the city for the Nation of Islam for over two decades
