Giveaway ends April 18, 2022.
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Source: Book giveaway for Walking the Eraserhood by Bob Bruhin Apr 05-Apr 18, 2022 | Goodreads
Available now!! https://ehood.us/walking
You can now share all the history and the mystery of the Eraserhood with your friends and loved ones! This attractive 178 page volume photographically documents the look and feel of Philadelphia in and around the Callowhill Industrial Historic District as it was in the years between 2007 and 2014. Revised and expanded text discusses life in Callowhill as it is in the 21st century as well as how the neighborhood influenced painter and filmmaker David Lynch in the late 1960s.
Music: “Steam Driven” from “Eraserpunk Suites” by Bob Bruhin http://ehood.us/5Ph
Available now!! https://ehood.us/walking
You can now share all the history and the mystery of the Eraserhood with your friends and loved ones! This attractive 178 page volume photographically documents the look and feel of Philadelphia in and around the Callowhill Industrial Historic District as it was in the years between 2007 and 2014. Revised and expanded text discusses life in Callowhill as it is in the 21st century as well as how the neighborhood influenced painter and filmmaker David Lynch in the late 1960s.Music: “Aeon Flux” from “Eraserpunk Suites” by Bob Bruhin http://ehood.us/5Ph
Available now!! https://ehood.us/walking
You can now share all the history and the mystery of the Eraserhood with your friends and loved ones! This attractive 178 page volume photographically documents the look and feel of Philadelphia in and around the Callowhill Industrial Historic District as it was in the years between 2007 and 2014. Revised and expanded text discusses life in Callowhill as it is in the 21st century as well as how the neighborhood influenced painter and filmmaker David Lynch in the late 1960s.
“Electric Ouroboros” from “Eraserpunk Suites” by Bob Bruhin http://ehood.us/5Ph
Available now!! https://ehood.us/walking
You can now share all the history and the mystery of the Eraserhood with your friends and loved ones! This attractive 178 page volume photographically documents the look and feel of Philadelphia in and around the Callowhill Industrial Historic District as it was in the years between 2007 and 2014. Revised and expanded text discusses life in Callowhill as it is in the 21st century as well as how the neighborhood influenced painter and filmmaker David Lynch in the late 1960s.
Music: “Industrial Entrainment Number 2” from “Eraserpunk Suites” by Bob Bruhin http://ehood.us/5Ph
Now available: https://ehood.us/walking
My book is finally in my hands! Seven years of art in Philadelphia’s Callowhill district come together in this attractive 178 page volume documenting live and architecture in the neighborhood that inspired David Lynch’s “Eraserhead.”
Bob Bruhin leads walking tours throughout the Callowhill section of Philadelphia focusing both on urban revival in the neighborhood and David Lynch.
Source: Callowhill’s Walking Guide: Bob Bruhin on Vimeo – Urban Landscapes
Walking the Eraserhood: Broad and Green Streets, a set on Flickr.
Via Flickr:
“Walking the Eraserhood” represents an ongoing street-level exploration of the Callowhill district and surrounding environs, a sort of virtual walking tour of the neighborhood.
The vibrant, imposing temple owned by Congregation Rodeph Shalom dominates the east side of the street, here. Congregation Rodeph Shalom founded in 1795 is the oldest Ashkenazi congregation in the United States.
Copyright © 2009-2013, Bob Bruhin. All rights reserved.
Walking the Eraserhood: Broad Street and Ridge Avenue, a set on Flickr.
Via Flickr:
“Walking the Eraserhood” represents an ongoing street-level exploration of the Callowhill district and surrounding environs, a sort of virtual walking tour of the neighborhood.
This corner represents the northernmost stretch of the Eraserhood. (While not technically part of the Callowhill Neighborhood, the wedge defined by Ridge Avenue, Broad Street, and Spring Garden Street, is considered part of the area covered by the Eraserhood blog.) Northeast is the striking, long abandoned Divine Lorraine Hotel, once a commercial hotel, then a church residence, finally an empty hulk. Many owners have attempted to restore this beautiful monster to former glory. As of this writing, none have succeeded. To the northwest, the former Northwestern National Bank/Broad Street Trust Company dominates the corner. Currently the site houses People Community Credit Union and a PNC Bank branch.
Copyright © 2009-2013, Bob Bruhin. All rights reserved.
