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Many of you are familiar with the perfect goodness that is Michael’s sourdough bread. Did you know that he’s building a brick oven in the garden? That means more bread, and somehow even better bread. If you would like to help this project along, there are plenty of rewards for your contribution, including an invitation to the oven warming pizza party. Please check out Michael’s gofundme page at https://www.gofundme.com/Germantown-brick-oven-project

Some info on the upcoming projects in our Wayne Junction section of Germantown.

Mapping 15 interesting adaptive reuse projects underway in Philly From a hospital-turned-apartments to tricycle warehouse-turned-school.

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An antique loom, heading to its new home at Shepherd's Cross & Heart of the Shepherd in Oklahoma.

Huge auction today in Lebanon PA, as well as the expo. http://www.cabinfeverexpo.com/

Home Welcome to Cabin Fever Expo! The Largest Model Engineering Show in North American serving all of you hobby needs

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Fox Spottings Increasing in Germantown "When I saw the fox yesterday on the neighbor's porch, there were six cats hanging out with him as well."

Our location until 1974, when there was a 3300 block of Lancaster Avenue in West Philly. Warning! The Philly History site is amazing. Save exploring for a rainy day. http://www.phillyhistory.org/PhotoArchive/Detail.aspx?assetId=115939

PhillyHistory - Detail View The City of Philadelphia's photo archive contains approximately 2 million photographic records that date from the late 1800's. This web site has a subset of those photos. All archive photos may be searched by keyword and date. Archive photos which have been assigned a geographic location are also se…

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Ex-textile mill now houses artists Standing in a second-floor studio in his hulking brick building in Germantown, John Fiorella imagined what he might have seen had he been there when it was built, about a century ago.

We love O3 World! Here's a tour of their office; they have some furniture that was built from pieces they got from us.

Studio Visit: O3 World - The Philadelphia Egotist The Philadelphia Egotist blog is your source for advertising & marketing news in Philadelphia & the greater Pennsylvania area

Looking West up Wayne Avenue from high above Wayne Junction SEPTA station. Our place is approximately the middle of the picture.

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Effort to help rehab Germantown housing When developer Ken Weinstein meets with prospective tenants for his commercial buildings, he says, the first question they ask is "about the condition of Germantown," the historic Northwest...

Just up the street from us! http://philly.com/beta?wss=/philly/living&id=340971011

Changing Skyline: Germantown bets its future on revitalized Vernon Park Behind every neighborhood success story in Philadelphia, there seems to be a rejuvenated park. In West Philadelphia, it was Clark Park. In East Passyunk, it was the Singing Fountain plaza....