Masonic Temple and Arch Street Methodist Church, north from City Hall, North Broad Street, Philadelphia, 1904 (21/109)
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In the days before car companies invented the crime of jaywalking, even the wide streets were awesome. Philadelphia’s car culture is holding it back, making it a weaker city than it could be.
Pretty much the same view today
The temple still exists and is open to the public for tours. It has a magnificent interior.
Why are there so many people on the street? Then, how were people able to drive SUVs?
Why was the street so wide? In order to accommodate horse and buggy traffic?
I guess that why it was called Broad street.
Roman Catholic High’s steeple, which burned down eventually, is visible.
Here I wanna walk around like Arthur Morgan