History In Northeast Philadelphia, A Rich History Of Train Tracks And Acquisitions Ed Duffy give us a panoramic view of railroad history in Northeast Philadelphia with this longform essay
Preservation Legal Fund Fights Developers That Game The System The price of preservation is high when building owners undermine the authority of the Historical Commission through legal loopholes. Dana Rice unpacks the issue with this report
History One Smart Cookie: When Keebler Called Philly Home Girl Scout cookies: another city first! Harry K. gives a whirlwind history of America’s favorite cake and cracker maker, Philly’s own Keebler-Weyl Baking Company
History Wild In The Streets: Tracking Philly’s Coyote Connection After an uptick in coyotes romping around the city last week, Harry K. introduces us to Philadelphia’s pioneering naturalist Thomas Say who gave the wild animal its name
History The Vanishing Of Northeast Village David Coyne traverses bramble and broken blacktop along Roosevelt Boulevard to reveal a military housing community that was evacuated and demolished in the 1960s
Preservation Ury House Demo In The 1970s Erased Oldest Home In PA Did Philly allow one of the oldest dwellings in Pennsylvania to be destroyed in the 1970s? Harry K. has this cautionary tale for a redeveloping city with a poor preservation scorecard and a history of demolition
History Inside Northeast Philly’s Temple Of Ryerss Harry K. takes us on a fall field trip to the Ryerss Mansion, an eccentric, little-known house museum in the Great Northeast
History America’s Oldest Road Takes Center Stage In New Documentary The King’s Highway, the oldest continuously used road in America, is the subject of an award winning documentary premiering tonight at the Kimmel Center
