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The Melodies of love and Nostalgia
by Harry Hallman
I woke up early this morning thinking about Jerry Blavat. May he rest in peace. Somehow, I don’t think he is resting but rather hosting rock and ro...
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HISTORIC KENSINGTON
by Harry Hallman
A while ago, I bought an illustrated map of Kensington created by Jessie Husband. It’s a beautiful visual depiction of the area where I grew up...
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The Kensington Angler
by Harry Hallman
It was a fantastic day. Puffy white clouds slowly drifted across the bright blue skies, and it was warm, but the breeze was cool. It was the kind...
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Fabulous Philly Sundays With Dad
by Harry Hallman
Note: I chose some images that relate to this article. You can see the other 35 images, plus over 1200 other images of historic Philadelphia, at h...
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Alive in the Summertime
by Harry Hallman
It‘s hot, almost oppressively hot, in the crowded schoolroom. You wipe the sweat from your forehead as the teacher gives final information about ho...
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Always Remembered. Always Honored
by Harry Hallman
Over the years, I have often written articles about memorial day. I believe it’s important to honor those who have sacrificed for America’s freedom...
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Mommy’s Day
by Harry Hallman
Mommy, Maman, Mami, Anychi, Mamo, Mamai, Mammina, Me Oi, Mare, Mamman, Mamusia, Mamica. Whatever language you use, the word mommy can put a smile ...
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A Sweet Philly Easter
by Harry Hallman
Easter is almost here (April 17, 2022,) and you are no doubt being tempted to buy jellybeans, chocolate bunnies, and coconut cream eggs early so yo...
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Christmas- The Loveliest Time of the Year
by Harry Hallman
Originally posted on The Kensington Neighborhood Alumni Group on Facebook.
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I'm Coming Home
by Harry Hallman
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I Know a Place
by Harry Hallman
All photos are from the Philly Tales photo album.
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I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream for Ice Cream
by Harry Hallman
Did you know that the term “I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream for Ice Cream” comes from a song written in 1920 by Howard Johnson, Billy Moll, and...
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