Creepy Flat Rock Tunnel, Opened in 1840, Still ActiveAccording to Bridgehunter.com, the 940-foot long Flat Rock Tunnel, located about a half mile south east of Flat Rock Park in Gladwyne, "is an active railroad tunnel near Manayunk, Pennsylvania, USA. The tunnel was built by the Reading Railroad for its line along the Schuylkill River. Construction of the tunnel started in 1836 … [Read more...] about Creepy Flat Rock Tunnel, Opened in 1840, Still Active
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MLK At Villanova 1965 ‘If Democracy Is To Live, Segregation Must Die.’
MLK At Villanova - 1965 - ‘If Democracy Is To Live, Segregation Must Die.’ As we remember Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., his words on campus in 1965 hold true: “Love is understanding, creative good will for all. It is a demanding love, a love that demands justice.” pic.twitter.com/nDa0ck1sIi— Villanova University (@VillanovaU) January 18, 2021 Martin Luther King … [Read more...] about MLK At Villanova 1965 ‘If Democracy Is To Live, Segregation Must Die.’
Historic City Line Avenue Bridge – That Gets No Respect
Historic City Line Avenue Bridge - That Gets No Respecthttps://youtu.be/rO3ybslAUiQIf bridges had feelings, the City Line Avenue Bridge (that's its official name) would be justified in feeling under-appreciated. Aside from the fact that it's old - it was built in 1913, the bridge has some nice "architectural assets," that you've probably been oblivious to, all the times you've … [Read more...] about Historic City Line Avenue Bridge – That Gets No Respect
60 Years Ago Today, JFK Campaigned In Bala Cynwyd
60 Years Ago Today, JFK Campaigned In Bala Cynwyd Senator John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts made a campaign appearance and delivered a speech in the parking lot at the Bala Cynwyd Shopping Center (Lord and Taylor), on October 29, 1960.As the Inquirer reported on October 30, 1960 Kennedy's day began with a 10:00 AM speech at Lawrence Park Shopping … [Read more...] about 60 Years Ago Today, JFK Campaigned In Bala Cynwyd
1964, The Year Lower Merion Flipped To Blue
1964, The Year Lower Merion Flipped To Blue In 1964 there were no Democrats on the Lower Merion Township Board of Commissioners. Nor were there any Democrats on the School Board. The Township Treasurer was a Republican, as was the Justice of the Peace. And let's not overlook Lower Merion's representative in the state legislature. He was also a Republican. By no … [Read more...] about 1964, The Year Lower Merion Flipped To Blue