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Adam Levine
Map Lovers’ Monday: New Jersey 1869
Map Lovers’ Monday: As the Crow Flies
Map Lovers’ Monday: More is not necessarily better.
Map Lovers’ Monday: On the Waterfront
Map Lovers’ Monday: Topography of Philadelphia from 1863
Map Lover’s Monday: Looking for Cleaner Water
Map Lovers’ Monday: Schuylkill River from Wissahickon Creek to Norristown, 1913
Annual reports and other documents relating to Philadelphia’s water supply system, 1796-1941
Map Lovers’ Monday: Philadelphia front and center
Map Lover’s Monday: Fairmount Park, 1869
The Discovery Center: The creative reuse of an abandoned city reservoir
Plans and maps of the Pennypack Creek Watershed in Philadelphia
Map Lovers’ Monday: 1896 Suburban Transportation Map
Models of Change
Mount Moriah Historic Cemetery and Arboretum
Map Lovers’ Monday: 1891 Water Supply Plan
Sometimes the backside is the best side
Buried Treasures No. 1: The Franklin Sugar Refinery
The ecology of Center City, Philadelphia (in case you didn’t know there was any)
Map Lovers’ Monday: An Introduction
Sewer systems, City of Philadelphia, 1927 and 1929
West Philadelphia (or 24th Ward) Water Works, 1855-1870
Early photographs of Fairmount and vicinity, 1848
Early visions of Philadelphia’s airport
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