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Map Lovers’ Monday: New Jersey 1869
Map Lovers’ Monday: Schuylkill River from Wissahickon Creek to Norristown, 1913
Map Lover’s Monday: Fairmount Park, 1869
The Discovery Center: The creative reuse of an abandoned city reservoir
Thomas Mill Covered Bridge over Wissahickon Creek (Picturesque America)
Plans and maps of the Pennypack Creek Watershed in Philadelphia
Mount Moriah Historic Cemetery and Arboretum
The ecology of Center City, Philadelphia (in case you didn’t know there was any)
Report on channelization of Frankford Creek for flood control (1947)
Frankford Creek Watershed Historical Timeline
Drawing Dock Creek
Cobbs Creek in the Days of the Old Powder Mill
Requiem for a stream: Adams Run in Oak Lane
Smith and Windmill Islands
Cobbs Creek: A Brief Historical Overview
High Water: Flooding in Philadelphia
The Sad History of Frankford Creek
Watersheds: Learning to care for and protect our local water resources
Streams, islands, and ferries of early Philadelphia
Fairmount Gardens with the Schuylkill Bridge, 1839
Exploring the Lenapehoking Watershed on Native American Heritage Day
Images from “A Day in the Ma’sh” by Maurice F. Egan, Scribner’s Monthly, July 1881
Frankford Creek: Sad History of an Urban Stream title page
“A Snake That Will Be Straightened Out,” map of Frankford Creek with proposed changes, 1949
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