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*Tom is a lecturer, writer, and commentator specializing in Philadelphia history and architecture. | *Tom is a lecturer, writer, and commentator specializing in Philadelphia history and architecture. | ||
*For many years, Tom was a Contributing Writer for the Rittenhouse Sq. Revue, writing monthly articles on Philadelphia landmarks and lore. | *For many years, Tom was a Contributing Writer for the Rittenhouse Sq. Revue, writing monthly articles on Philadelphia landmarks and lore. | ||
*A confirmed taphophile, Tom has been a tour guide at [[Laurel Hill Cemetery]], Philadelphia's premier Victorian necropolis, for over two decades. He has conducted classes on Philadelphia cemetery history for the Bucks County Community College Historic Preservation Program, Cheltenham Township Adult School, and [[Mt. Airy Learning Tree (MALT)|Mount Airy Learning Tree]]. | *A confirmed taphophile, Tom has been a tour guide at '''[[Laurel Hill Cemetery]]''', Philadelphia's premier Victorian necropolis, for over two decades. He has conducted classes on Philadelphia cemetery history for the Bucks County Community College Historic Preservation Program, Cheltenham Township Adult School, and '''[[Mt. Airy Learning Tree (MALT)|Mount Airy Learning Tree]]'''. | ||
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Tom Keels is the author or co-author of seven published books on Philadelphia history
- Tom is a lecturer, writer, and commentator specializing in Philadelphia history and architecture.
- For many years, Tom was a Contributing Writer for the Rittenhouse Sq. Revue, writing monthly articles on Philadelphia landmarks and lore.
- A confirmed taphophile, Tom has been a tour guide at Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia's premier Victorian necropolis, for over two decades. He has conducted classes on Philadelphia cemetery history for the Bucks County Community College Historic Preservation Program, Cheltenham Township Adult School, and Mount Airy Learning Tree.