Architecture Surrounded By Change, a Northern Liberties Landmark Carries On Helping Hand Rescue Mission, headquartered in a former church and synagogue, perseveres amid booming real estate development
Preservation A Reconstructionist Synagogue Weaves Itself Into Manayunk’s Industrial Fabric The congregation of Mishkan Shalom promotes sanctuary and social reform inside a 137-year-old textile mill on Freeland Avenue. Scotty Meiser has the story
City Life Row House Synagogue In South Philly Reborn Joe Brin checks in at our favorite 109-year-old row house synagogue, Shivtei Yeshuron, where membership is flourishing and programming is humming along
Architecture Frank Lloyd Wright’s Sinai In The Suburbs Though severely underrepresented in works by master architect Frank Lloyd Wright, Philadelphia’s lone intact specimen shines brightly after 55 years. Brad Maule takes a trip to the suburbs to tour the landmark Beth Sholom Synagogue in Elkins Park
Uncategorized Transformation Fit For A Queen (Village) Sixteen years after the opening of Beau Monde, at Sixth and Bainbridge, the corner’s evolution is near complete. Joe Brin has the story
Architecture New Greater Straightway Baptist Church: A Convoluted Urban Voyage This North Philadelphia building has served as a synagogue twice and a church twice. Jeremy Gradwohl looks at the history of the onion-domed building at 1717 N. 7th St
