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Hey, did you know that there are castles in Doylestown?
“Castles,” plural. They are the Mercer Museum, which was built to be a museum, and the Fonthill Castle, which was once the house of Henry Chapman Mercer. And by house, I mean that it is a goddamn castle (from the website: “…the … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, history, museums, Pennsylvania, Things to do, tourists
Tagged castles, Doylestown, Fonthill Castle, Mercer Museum, Pennsylvania
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Rock out with your raven out!
Kudos to the Free Library of Philadelphia for knowing how to put on a party. On Saturday, January 10th, Philadelphia celebrated Edgar Allen Poe’s 200th birthday (which isn’t actually until January 19th. I assume that either they didn’t want to … Continue reading
Mummers Update
As a good South Philadelphian, I’ve been following the Mummer’s drama with a peaked interest. If you have no idea what’s going on, there’s been debate over how much the Mummers will get to finance their parade this year. First … Continue reading
Posted in alcohol, city life, drunken antics, events, family, history, money, news, newspapers, outdoors, philadelphia, police, politics, residential philadelphia, South Philly, Things to do, tourists
Tagged Mummers, Mummers Parade, New Years Day, philadelphia, Stringband, Two Street
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A lunch break journey through historical Philadelphia
It may not be clear from the fact that I readily admit that I am a lush, but I’m really a huge nerd. I admit this now, because its time we were honest with each other (all three people who … Continue reading
Posted in Ben Franklin, cosi, food, ghosts, historical philadelphia, history, movies, religion, tourists
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