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July 15, 2010
By Brian James Kirk
For PlanPhilly
For PlanPhilly
The publication attended last week's Save Our Sites preservation group waterfront tour, a historical look at the Delaware shoreline's legacy before I-95 and Delaware Avenue bled into it "an endless stream of vehicles knifing through an area that was once the city’s stepping-stone to its future and, now, its history," writer Richard Carreno pens.
Preservationist Harry Kyriakodis led the tour, sharing stories about the Frankford El before construction of I-95, a now-demolished 18th century pub called Penny Pot Tavern, and Philadelphia's theoretical "Plymouth Rock," at Delaware Avenue between Vine and Callowhill Streets. Read the full account here.


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