Freelance journalist Natalie Pompilio lives in an alley off an alley in South Philadelphia. A former staff writer with The Times-Picayune (New Orleans), The Philadelphia Inquirer, and The Philadelphia Daily News, she is a frequent contributor to The Star-Ledger (Newark), The Washington Post, the Associated Press, and regional magazines. She and her sister also collaborated on This Used to Be Philadelphia (Reedy Press, 2021). Her other books include More Philadelphia Murals and the Stories They Tell (with Jane Golden and Robin Rice, Temple University Press, 2006) and Philadelphia A to Z (with photographer Jennifer Zdon, self-published, 2009). Natalie’s idea of a perfect night is sitting on her roof deck on a warm night with her husband, Jordan Barnett, and watching the chimney swifts do their nightly dance. Tricia Pompilio is a Philadelphia-based portrait and family photographer. Her favorite subjects are dancers and families, especially her husband, Vince Savarese, and their three daughters, Fiona, Luna, and Poppy. In 2019, Philadelphia Family magazine named her the city’s best portrait photographer. When she’s not behind the camera, she’s probably rereading Harry Potter while listening to Rob Thomas while her cats, Albus and Clara, sleep at her feet.
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Acknowledgments Authors’ Note Introduction Walking Tours 1. Independence National Park 2. Chinatown 3. African American Philadelphia 4. The Museum District: From Love Park to the Rocky Steps 5. The Museum District: From the Art Museum to the Cathedral 6. Rittenhouse Square 7. Fitler Square and the Schuylkill River 8. North Broad Street I: From City Hall to “Dixie Hummingbird Way” 9. North Broad Street II: Temple University and Urban Renewal 10. South Broad Street I: From Navy Yard to City Hall 11. South Broad Street II: From the Avenue of the Arts to Franklin Delano Roosevelt Park 12. Market Street East: The Gayborhood and Reading Terminal Market 13. Market Street West: City Hall and the Skyscrapers 14. Center City 15. Along the Delaware River 16. Old City 17. Society Hill 18. Northern Liberties 19. The River Wards: Kensington and Fishtown 20. Fairmount, the Neighborhood 21. Antique Row, Jewelers’ Row, and Rittenhouse Row 22. Headhouse Square, Fabric Row, and South Street 23. South Philadelphia I 24. South Philadelphia II 25. West Philadelphia I: University City, The Woodlands, and Clark Park 26. West Philadelphia II: 30th Street Station, Drexel University, and More 27. Manayunk 28. Germantown 29. Mount Airy and Wissahickon Valley Park 30. Fairmount Park Appendix I: Walks by Theme Appendix II: Sources of Information Index About the Author and Photographer
Acknowledgments Authors’ Note Introduction Walking Tours 1. Independence National Park 2. Chinatown 3. African American Philadelphia 4. The Museum District: From Love Park to the Rocky Steps 5. The Museum District: From the Art Museum to the Cathedral 6. Rittenhouse Square 7. Fitler Square and the Schuylkill River 8. North Broad Street I: From City Hall to “Dixie Hummingbird Way” 9. North Broad Street II: Temple University and Urban Renewal 10. South Broad Street I: From Navy Yard to City Hall 11. South Broad Street II: From the Avenue of the Arts to Franklin Delano Roosevelt Park 12. Market Street East: The Gayborhood and Reading Terminal Market 13. Market Street West: City Hall and the Skyscrapers 14. Center City 15. Along the Delaware River 16. Old City 17. Society Hill 18. Northern Liberties 19. The River Wards: Kensington and Fishtown 20. Fairmount, the Neighborhood 21. Antique Row, Jewelers’ Row, and Rittenhouse Row 22. Headhouse Square, Fabric Row, and South Street 23. South Philadelphia I 24. South Philadelphia II 25. West Philadelphia I: University City, The Woodlands, and Clark Park 26. West Philadelphia II: 30th Street Station, Drexel University, and More 27. Manayunk 28. Germantown 29. Mount Airy and Wissahickon Valley Park 30. Fairmount Park Appendix I: Walks by Theme Appendix II: Sources of Information Index About the Author and Photographer
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