Stonehouse Lane Philadelphia at Aiden Tammy blog

Stonehouse Lane Philadelphia. Footbridges spanned the canals from the road to each house. By the 1950s, the surviving neckers were concentrated in a squatter’s community called stonehouse lane, at third street and oregon avenue. A trip through the philadelphia evening bulletin archives reveals detail on the otherwise lost neighborhood stonehouse lane, in deepest. Like every country village, stonehouse. A girl in a faded blue pinafore comes up the road leading two white horses; A meandering road south of oregon avenue and 3rd street, stone house lane was framed by canals on either side. A trip through the philadelphia evening bulletin archives reveals detail on the otherwise lost neighborhood stonehouse lane, in deepest. A solitary cow trails along behind. Looking back at stonehouse lane, an informal community that lived in parts of south and lower south philadelphia on the delaware river.

A trip through the philadelphia evening bulletin archives reveals detail on the otherwise lost neighborhood stonehouse lane, in deepest. A solitary cow trails along behind. A girl in a faded blue pinafore comes up the road leading two white horses; Looking back at stonehouse lane, an informal community that lived in parts of south and lower south philadelphia on the delaware river. Footbridges spanned the canals from the road to each house. A meandering road south of oregon avenue and 3rd street, stone house lane was framed by canals on either side. By the 1950s, the surviving neckers were concentrated in a squatter’s community called stonehouse lane, at third street and oregon avenue. A trip through the philadelphia evening bulletin archives reveals detail on the otherwise lost neighborhood stonehouse lane, in deepest. Like every country village, stonehouse.

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Stonehouse Lane Philadelphia A trip through the philadelphia evening bulletin archives reveals detail on the otherwise lost neighborhood stonehouse lane, in deepest. Footbridges spanned the canals from the road to each house. By the 1950s, the surviving neckers were concentrated in a squatter’s community called stonehouse lane, at third street and oregon avenue. A trip through the philadelphia evening bulletin archives reveals detail on the otherwise lost neighborhood stonehouse lane, in deepest. A trip through the philadelphia evening bulletin archives reveals detail on the otherwise lost neighborhood stonehouse lane, in deepest. A girl in a faded blue pinafore comes up the road leading two white horses; A meandering road south of oregon avenue and 3rd street, stone house lane was framed by canals on either side. A solitary cow trails along behind. Like every country village, stonehouse. Looking back at stonehouse lane, an informal community that lived in parts of south and lower south philadelphia on the delaware river.