The Shadow unearths a little-known Frank Furness design at the old Messiah Univeralist Home in North Philly

Pitchers and catchers have reported for spring training, a welcome harbinger of warmer days and a sober reminder of the Phillies’ rebuilding. Brad Maule gets into the baseball spirit and profiles Fleer, the bubble gum and baseball card company that called Philly home until 1996

At Broad and Chew, the Shadow uncovers the story of a tragic figure and the landmark he left for the ages

A year long planning process in Logan seeks to engage with the community—especially youth. The process begins tonight at 6PM

Philadelphia’s movie palaces have not fared well over the past 50 years. All but a few dozen have been torn down and nearly all the ones that are left are in rough shape. Somehow the Logan managed to survive, and thanks to the efforts of a local doctor, it’s in surprisingly good condition

With development occurring in sometimes unexpected places, the Mural Arts Program recalibrates its thinking on mural placement. Peter Woodall has this and much more, in a revealing interview with the thoughtful director of MAP, Jane Golden