A Monument To Ignorance
What's that Plains Indian doing in our woods? Ethan Wallace reveals the wrong identity of the statue of the Lenape chief Tedyuscung on the Wissahickon's "Council Rock" > more
My Favorite Place: The Walnut Lane Bridge
Take a look at this graceful span built over Wissahickon Creek in 1908 through the eyes of Germantown resident (and Clivedon Executive Director) David Young > more
My Favorite Place: Wissahickon’s Toleration Statue
Here's the second installment of our new video feature by filmmaker Meredith Nutting. Today's Place: Wissahickon's Toleration Statue > more
The Architecture of Wissahickon: Urban, Suburban, Mid-Century, Victorian
Wissahickon--the extreme lowest part of Lower Roxborough--moves from city to suburb and back again, in both Victorian and mid-century variations, in little more than a short trek up or down the hill. Join Steve Stofka as he probes this area with his ever-inquisitive eye > more
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