Eraserhood - Revision history

Stan at 00:18, 7 December 2017

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Stan at 08:02, 4 December 2017

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Stan: /* Info */

2017-11-24T05:41:27Z

Info

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	== Info ==		== Info ==
	*[https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?msa=0&mid=1Zx71m9fJLiPa2WIPeljuuKEi9Ng&ll=39.95956101647403%2C-75.1600565&z=17 Historical District Map]		*[https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?msa=0&mid=1Zx71m9fJLiPa2WIPeljuuKEi9Ng&ll=39.95956101647403%2C-75.1600565&z=17 Historical District Map]
	*[https://eraserhood.com/eraserhood-arts-and-culture/ Eraserhood Arts And Culture]		*[https://eraserhood.com/eraserhood-arts-and-culture/ Eraserhood Arts And Culture Map]

	==See Also==		==See Also==

Stan: /* Info */

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Info

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	== Info ==		== Info ==
			*[https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?msa=0&mid=1Zx71m9fJLiPa2WIPeljuuKEi9Ng&ll=39.95956101647403%2C-75.1600565&z=17 Historical District Map]
	*[https://eraserhood.com/eraserhood-arts-and-culture/ Eraserhood Arts And Culture]		*[https://eraserhood.com/eraserhood-arts-and-culture/ Eraserhood Arts And Culture]

Stan: /* Callowhill Historic District Description */

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Callowhill Historic District Description

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	In late June, the National Park Service approved the listing of the Callowhill Industrial Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places, following a two-year nomination process conducted by Powers & Company, Inc. The neighborhood traces the evolution of industrial architecture and commerce in Philadelphia.		In late June, the National Park Service approved the listing of the Callowhill Industrial Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places, following a two-year nomination process conducted by Powers & Company, Inc. The neighborhood traces the evolution of industrial architecture and commerce in Philadelphia.

			== Info ==
			*[https://eraserhood.com/eraserhood-arts-and-culture/ Eraserhood Arts And Culture]

	==See Also==		==See Also==

Stan at 05:33, 24 November 2017

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	{{toplink\|url=http://eraserhood.com/\|name=eraserhood.com}}'''Eraserhood''' introduces itself with the line, "Twisted Views of a Demented Square Mile", and {{gives}}<blockquote>My first encounter with the Philadelphia neighborhood colorfully referred to as “The Eraserhood” probably occurred a dozen years after Davd Lynch had already departed for less sinister looking environs. A friend from college accepted a job on the bleeding edge of this district, and was proudly taking me to see his new office. Downtown Philadelphia was a radical departure from rural Chester County, PA, where I had spent all of my life up until that time. I was both excited and a bit frightened to be in the midst of what seemed to me, at the time, to be a major manufacturing district. The clarity with which I remember the moment my friend turned his car onto Noble Street from North Broad Street is somewhat shocking to me. I can still feel the fear battling with excitement. I can still hear the sounds those occupied factories were still emitting in that era. The architecture looked totally forbidding to me. At a distant end of the street three stumpy stacks lazily emitted a thin, grey smoke. The street, itself, was paved in cobbles and – especially disturbing to me, for some reason – there were rails down the center of it.</blockquote>		{{toplink\|url=http://eraserhood.com/\|name=eraserhood.com}}'''Eraserhood''' introduces itself with the line, "Twisted Views of a Demented Square Mile", and {{gives}}<blockquote>My first encounter with the Philadelphia neighborhood colorfully referred to as “The Eraserhood” probably occurred a dozen years after Davd Lynch had already departed for less sinister looking environs. A friend from college accepted a job on the bleeding edge of this district, and was proudly taking me to see his new office. Downtown Philadelphia was a radical departure from rural Chester County, PA, where I had spent all of my life up until that time. I was both excited and a bit frightened to be in the midst of what seemed to me, at the time, to be a major manufacturing district. The clarity with which I remember the moment my friend turned his car onto Noble Street from North Broad Street is somewhat shocking to me. I can still feel the fear battling with excitement. I can still hear the sounds those occupied factories were still emitting in that era. The architecture looked totally forbidding to me. At a distant end of the street three stumpy stacks lazily emitted a thin, grey smoke. The street, itself, was paved in cobbles and – especially disturbing to me, for some reason – there were rails down the center of it.</blockquote>

			== Callowhill Historic District Description ==
			In late June, the National Park Service approved the listing of the Callowhill Industrial Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places, following a two-year nomination process conducted by Powers & Company, Inc. The neighborhood traces the evolution of industrial architecture and commerce in Philadelphia.


	==See Also==		==See Also==

Stan at 05:13, 24 November 2017

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PaulSank: routine update via Short Pages

2017-02-27T05:07:37Z

routine update via Short Pages

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	~~Blog: [~~http://eraserhood.com/ eraserhood.com/]		{{toplink\|url=http://eraserhood.com/\|name=eraserhood.com}}'''Eraserhood''' introduces itself with the line, "Twisted Views of a Demented Square Mile", and {{gives}}<blockquote>My first encounter with the Philadelphia neighborhood colorfully referred to as “The Eraserhood” probably occurred a dozen years after Davd Lynch had already departed for less sinister looking environs. A friend from college accepted a job on the bleeding edge of this district, and was proudly taking me to see his new office. Downtown Philadelphia was a radical departure from rural Chester County, PA, where I had spent all of my life up until that time. I was both excited and a bit frightened to be in the midst of what seemed to me, at the time, to be a major manufacturing district. The clarity with which I remember the moment my friend turned his car onto Noble Street from North Broad Street is somewhat shocking to me. I can still feel the fear battling with excitement. I can still hear the sounds those occupied factories were still emitting in that era. The architecture looked totally forbidding to me. At a distant end of the street three stumpy stacks lazily emitted a thin, grey smoke. The street, itself, was paved in cobbles and – especially disturbing to me, for some reason – there were rails down the center of it.</blockquote>

	~~A blog focused on the distinct history, architecture, and industrial past of the Callowhill District, with a touch of David Lynch thrown in here and there.  ~~		==See Also==
			*[[Local Philadelphia Blogs]]

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Stan at 00:31, 10 January 2015

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	A blog focused on the distinct history, architecture, and industrial past of the Callowhill District, with a touch of David Lynch thrown in here and there.		A blog focused on the distinct history, architecture, and industrial past of the Callowhill District, with a touch of David Lynch thrown in here and there.

	[[Category:About-Neighborhood]] [[Category:Is-~~A_Blog~~]] [[Category:Issue-Urban_Planning]]		[[Category:About-Neighborhood]] [[Category:Is-Blog]] [[Category:Issue-Urban_Planning]]

Aaron: Initial page creation

2013-03-02T19:06:42Z

Initial page creation

New page

Blog: [http://eraserhood.com/ eraserhood.com/]

A blog focused on the distinct history, architecture, and industrial past of the Callowhill District, with a touch of David Lynch thrown in here and there.  

[[Category:About-Neighborhood]] [[Category:Is-A_Blog]] [[Category:Issue-Urban_Planning]]