Antique Philadelphia Print - The Delaware River Pavilion Pier, proposed 1899 - CHESTNUT STREET

Antique Philadelphia Print - The Delaware River Pavilion Pier, proposed 1899 - CHESTNUT STREETTap ZOOM above to see it larger! Please note the 2nd and 3rd image showing great details of this print Treasures from THE PHILADELPHIA DELAWARE VALLEY COLLECTION at The Willing Mind. By exclusive arrangement with The Grand Review. Print size 24 x 14. Penn's Landing, Philadelphia's historic waterfront, was cut off from the city by Interstate 95 back in the 1970s, and is only now starting to find its sea legs again. For 150 years, Philadelphia had the

once and for all

American Quaker tutor to the young Crown Prince Akihito at the end of the war

Perhaps something savory

Folks had become so used to living and working with styles of forgettable imagery and art that suddenly having something visual with actual spark was exciting for them

later known as the Civic Center

The opening of this or that building or gathering

The proposed Pavilion Pier was built

with the American flag rather than the Confederate flag

This is an utterly gnarly rig

middle and end

and in our quest to have the experience of a digitally restored print be all it can be

be dressed exactly the same way