Chestnut Hill Local disposes of bound print volumes
The Chestnut Hill Local is disposing of decades of its bound print volumes and offering them to the community for $20 each for keepsakes.
The Chestnut Hill Local is disposing of decades of its bound print volumes and offering them to the community for $20 each for keepsakes.
Bermudians speak with a variety of English accents- upper class, working class, island, West Indian and those who spend much time and are educated in the U.S., American. Four individuals talk about their accents and relay some of their personal narratives.
Experienced operating engineer demolishes historic but not historically registered stone building as part of controversial plan to replace it with 8 four story townhouses in Chestnut Hill neighborhood of northwest Philadelphia
Guide Charlie Karl gives anecdote filled tour of the Rosenbach rare book Museum and LIbrary on Delancey Place in downtown Philadelphia.
A neighbor reflects on the historic Chestnut Hill Baptist Church cemetery, an open space for the neighborhood, which is about to be overshadowed by 5 story condominium complex.
Chey Bouson helps her friends rescue stuff from a collapsed dairy barn to sell at their eclectic farm stand
Iraqi refugees, U.S. Iraqi war vets, nature and peace lovers combine forces to build a mudhif, a traditional community gathering place and guest house of the swamp Arabs of Iraq.
Horticulturist at Winterthur Garden braves rain, gives tour of the quarry garden he maintains
The Friends of the Chestnut Hill Library display historical library ciruclation statistics and patron information at their used bookstore.
The evolved enslaved people tour of George Washington’s Mount Vernon estate focuses on mutual transformation of owner and possessed, reveals sexual liaisons between gentry and enslaved women, and more.