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{{toplink|url=http://hiddencityphila.org|name=hiddencityphila.org}}'''Hidden City Philadelphia''' of CultureTrust is dedicated to '''exploring Philadelphia’s urban landscape in all its complexity through journalism and public history'''.


'''Hidden City Philadelphia''' describes itself thusly:
The Hidden City Daily, our online publication, acts as a watchdog for historic preservation in Philadelphia. We also delve deeply into architecture, urbanism, photography, public art, city life and Philly history. Our goal is to surprise, delight and inform our readers.


== Mission, Vision, and Values Statements  ==
Our Hidden City Tours aim to change the way local folks look at familiar places, and to illuminate Philadelphia’s often neglected post-colonial history. Tours range from members-only visits inside extraordinary sites such as the vacant Red Bell Brewery, to walking tours that explore places such as Mt. Moriah Cemetery, the Lost Jewish Quarter, and Subterranean Philadelphia.


'''Mission Statement'''  
''Note:''  The above descriptive information came from the organization's [http://hiddencityphila.org/about/ About] page.


Hidden City Philadelphia inspires people to be curious about the city, to fall in love with its remarkable but lesser-known places, and to give their time, resources, and ideas to realize new futures for the places and communities where we work.  
==In The News==
*[https://hiddencityphila.org/2024/10/searching-for-the-song-of-philadelphia-introducing-hidden-citys-new-podcast/ Searching for the Song of Philadelphia: Introducing Hidden City's New Podcast], Hidden City Philadelphia, October 15, 2024.
*[http://hiddencityphila.org/2021/09/hidden-city-celebrates-a-decade-of-publishing/ Hidden City Celebrates a Decade of Publishing], Hidden City Philadelphia, September 10, 2021.


'''Vision Statement'''
==Info==
*Facebook: [http://www.facebook.com/hiddencityphila/ @hiddencityphila]
*Online Store: [http://hiddencitymercantile.com Hidden City Mercantile]
*Twitter: [http://twitter.com/HiddenCityPhila @HiddenCityPhila]


Philadelphia’s dormant and hidden places become locations of increased cultural, educational, commercial, and civic activity, and contribute substantially to the development of community and the health of our neighborhoods. This impact may be indicated by such things as…
==See Also==
*[[CultureTrust Greater Philadelphia]]
*[[Extant Magazine]]
*[[Germantown City Hall]]


*Derelict and under-utilized places acquire new, sustainable uses and value for their surrounding communities and neighborhoods.
[[Category:About-Historic_Architecture]][[Category:About-Philadelphia]]
*Philadelphia stories and histories from the Industrial Revolution to the Underground Railroad engage visitors and locals alike.
[[Category:Does-Online_Store]] [[Category:Does-Podcasts]]
*Places such as the Wagner Free Institute of Science, Founder’s Hall, and Disston Saw Works become iconic and well-known tourism destinations for people visiting the city.
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*City residents know and take pride in the histories of their own neighborhoods, and feel comfortable exploring new places beyond established commercial or cultural centers.<br>
[[Category:Issue-Cultural_Heritage]][[Category:Issue-History]][[Category:Issue-Philadelphia_Neighborhoods]]
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[[Category:Is-Tour Guide]]
[[Category:Issue-Literature]]


'''Values Statement'''
[[Contact Name::Pete Woodall| ]]
 
[[Contact Email::pwoodall@hiddencityphila.org| ]]
Diversity – through embracing and engaging with a breadth of places, histories, cultural traditions, creative practices, and viewpoints.<br>Dialogue – through fostering open and mutually respectful conversation in all processes and aspects of our work with artists and communities.<br>Pragmatism – through inspiring immediate, affordable, creative solutions for increasing the utility and value of places for the residents of our city.<br>Accessibility – through engaging in open and transparent processes, and finding clear and direct approaches to the interpretation and exploration of cultural memory.
 
== Info  ==
 
Hidden City Philadelphia <br>c/o CultureWorks Greater Philadelphia <br>The Philadelphia Building <br>1315 Walnut Street, Suite 320 <br>Philadelphia, PA 19107-4701 <br><br>Tours, events, and membership: <br>Peter Woodall, Outreach Director <br>267-259-7112
 
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[[Category:About-Philadelphia]]

Latest revision as of 18:17, 15 October 2024

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Hidden City Philadelphia of CultureTrust is dedicated to exploring Philadelphia’s urban landscape in all its complexity through journalism and public history.

The Hidden City Daily, our online publication, acts as a watchdog for historic preservation in Philadelphia. We also delve deeply into architecture, urbanism, photography, public art, city life and Philly history. Our goal is to surprise, delight and inform our readers.

Our Hidden City Tours aim to change the way local folks look at familiar places, and to illuminate Philadelphia’s often neglected post-colonial history. Tours range from members-only visits inside extraordinary sites such as the vacant Red Bell Brewery, to walking tours that explore places such as Mt. Moriah Cemetery, the Lost Jewish Quarter, and Subterranean Philadelphia.

Note:  The above descriptive information came from the organization's About page.

In The News

Info

See Also