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13th and Wood | 13th and Wood, Callowhill, aka the Eraserhoo… | Dennis Coleman | Flickr

April 30, 2017April 10, 2017 Bob Bruhin

13th and Wood — 13th and Wood, Callowhill, aka the Eraserhood. This is the specific corner that filmmaker David Lynch lived on while attending the Academy of Fine Arts. He wrote the infamous “Eraserhead” while living here.

Source: 13th and Wood | 13th and Wood, Callowhill, aka the Eraserhoo… | Dennis Coleman | Flickr

Updated: April 10, 2017
Categories: Random VisionsTags: 13th, alley, architecture, black, blackandwhite, bleak, building, Callowhill, city, David, director, district, dreary, Eraserhead, Eraserhood, factory, famous, film, grim, industrial, loft, Lynch, monochrome, outdoor, Philadelphia, philly, sign, signboard, street, street sign, text, urban, white, wood

Wes (@someguyinphilly) • Instagram photos and videos

April 11, 2017March 22, 2017 Bob Bruhin

#philadelphia #philly #visitphilly #igers #igers_philly #streetscene #cityscape #city #urban #phillyintherain #phillyinthefog #rain #fog #rainy #fog #dreary #hipstamatic #callowhill #warehouse #eraserhood

A post shared by Wes (@someguyinphilly) on Mar 8, 2017 at 11:51am PST

Source: Wes (@someguyinphilly) • Instagram photos and videos

Updated: March 22, 2017
Categories: Eraserhood LandscapesTags: Callowhill, city, cityscape, dreary, Eraserhood, fog, hipstamatic, igers, igers_philly, Philadelphia, philly, phillyinthefog, phillyintherain, rain, rainy, streetscene, urban, VisitPhilly, warehouse

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