"I'm sorry to have to agree with Krasner. It is a political stunt."https://youtu.be/e3FpvHk9jAQ?t=47Politics once again, or should we say "as always," makes strange bedfellows. Here we have State Senator Doug Mastriano, coming to Uber- Liberal Philly, D.A., Larry Krasner's defense - after State Senator Jake Corman suggested that Kranser should be impeached. Mastriano noted that … [Read more...] about Mastriano Says Krasner Should Not Be Impeached
In 1890 Frank Furness Designed The Bryn Mawr Hotel, Which Became Baldwin School
January 26, 1890 - The Philadelphia Times reported the planned reconstruction of the Bryn Mawr Hotel. Architects for the project are Furness, Evans and Co. Artist's rendering of the "future Bryn Mawr Hotel - 1890" The Original Keystone/Bryn Mawr Hotel - Opened in 1872, destroyed by fire in 1887 Photo source - Lower Merion Historical Society From the Lower Merion … [Read more...] about In 1890 Frank Furness Designed The Bryn Mawr Hotel, Which Became Baldwin School
A 1971 Main Point Audience Saw A Re-Invented George Carlin Open For Tom Paxton
https://youtu.be/hXRa5eIlT4gThe Hippy Dippy Weatherman was a staple of George Carlin's act until he re-invented himself in the early 1970sOn a Wednesday night in June of 1971, a long-haired, tie-die-shirt-wearing, bearded George Carlin, opened for folk singer, Tom Paxton at the Main Point, in Bryn Mawr. The George Carlin who entertained … [Read more...] about A 1971 Main Point Audience Saw A Re-Invented George Carlin Open For Tom Paxton
Haverford College Claims To Have Original Quaker Oats Man
An illustration from our archives that inspired the famous Quaker Oats character. Interesting fact- Quakers did not found the Quaker Oats Company, the founders just thought it'd give their product a wholesome reputation #Nationaloatmealmonth #Quakertuesday pic.twitter.com/KbtQmhhfON — Haverford Libraries (@HCLibraries) January 18, 2022 “I’m just feeling fortunate, you know — I … [Read more...] about Haverford College Claims To Have Original Quaker Oats Man
World Famous Artist, Seward Johnson, Created Ardmore’s Life-like Sculptures
Neil Genzlinger of the New York Times wrote on March 12, 2020 - J. Seward Johnson Jr., a sculptor who may be responsible for more double-takes than anyone in history thanks to his countless lifelike creations in public places — a businessman in downtown Manhattan, surfers at a Florida beach, a student eating a sandwich on a curb in Princeton, N.J. — died on Tuesday at his home … [Read more...] about World Famous Artist, Seward Johnson, Created Ardmore’s Life-like Sculptures