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The Shibe Vintage Sports History Blog

Right Now on PhilaPhilia

June 24, 2011

You’re on this site because you not only love sports, but because you love Philly and you love it’s history. In that case, you’re gonna love philaphilia.

The U.S. Customs house is one badass building. As Philaphilia puts it, “This is one of those cool-ass buildings that could never be built in today’s shitty day and age because the materials cost would be astronomical.”

Starr, Vetri, and Volpe are getting ready to bring North Broad to life. Too bad their restaurant names are so dumb.

The butt fugly building of the week isn’t so much ugly as it is boring. Just like every building built in Philly in the 1970s.

As if the lost building of the week wasn’t badass enough, it was named after a guy named Johnny Bullit.

The Empty Lot of the week used to be a building with LOTS of fire escapes.

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