A Walk Across Arsenal Railroad Bridge April 8, 2008
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I love your page and I love your photos.
It seems there IS someone out there who appreciates these things as much as I do.
Philadelphia is amazing!
Cool stuff. Thats the only operating power plant built by john torrey windrim left in the city.
I like the new layout.
This is a great “walking tour” - no words necessary.