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| Photo by Michael Bixler |
Tuesday, February 6, 2018
Old-Ass Building: Kerns Building
2209 Chestnut Street
This funny-looking building has always fascinated me-- ends up it was built by its own architect! Check it out at the Hidden City Daily!
Monday, January 22, 2018
Old-Ass Building: Potter-Diesinger Auto
2207 Chestnut
Another Center City Building getting an overbuild by Astoban Realty Group/Urban Space Development. This one started as an auto dealership in the 1920s! Check it out at the Hidden City Daily!
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| Photo by Michael Bixler |
Friday, January 12, 2018
Old-Ass Building: 10 South 10th
10 South 10th Street
I've always wondered about this skinny bastard. Find out all about it at the Hidden City Daily!
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| Photo by Michael Bixler |
Thursday, December 21, 2017
Old-Ass Building: Mallas Building
942 Market Street
This building is a hell of a lot older than it looks. Read all about it at the Hidden City Daily!
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| Photo by Michael Bixler |
This building is a hell of a lot older than it looks. Read all about it at the Hidden City Daily!
Monday, December 11, 2017
Old-Ass Building: Midtown II
122 and 124 South 11th St
I miss the Midtown II already and now its being altered. Read all about its history at
the Hidden City Daily!
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| Photo by Michael Bixler |
the Hidden City Daily!
Thursday, November 30, 2017
Lost Building: John Ellis & Brother Teas & Coffee
9 South 16th St
Those of you who hate the new digital signage at East Market should appreciate how crazy advertising in this city once was. Check this one out at the Hidden City Daily!
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| Image courtesy Ellis Coffee |
Monday, November 13, 2017
Old-Ass Building: Messiah Universalist Home
4949 Old York Road
I'd like to say that mega-architect Frank Furness went out with a bang, but he didn't. Here's the story of one of his company's final buildings that has fallen into obscurity. Check it out at the Hidden City Daily!
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| Photo by Michael Bixler |
I'd like to say that mega-architect Frank Furness went out with a bang, but he didn't. Here's the story of one of his company's final buildings that has fallen into obscurity. Check it out at the Hidden City Daily!
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