Neighborhoods

Philadelphia is a city of colorful and livable neighborhoods, many in the shadows of Center City high rises.

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	High Hollow, Philadelphia This Chestnut Hill residence in the Northwest section of Philadelphia was designed and built by famed Philadelphia architect George Howe as his private home. A local quarry was even reopened just to supply the pinkish and purplish stone used in its construction. Howe also designed (with William Lacaze) the famous Philadelphia Savings Fund Society (PSFS) building in Center City Philadelphia.	View
	Italian Market in Winter Located in South Philadelphia, this is the largest and oldest working outdoor market in the United States.	View
	Italian Market, Spring Located in South Philadelphia, this is the largest and oldest working outdoor market in the United States.	View
	Keeping Watch over Manayunk St. John the Baptist Church stands vigil over this picturesque "old world" neighborhood in Philadelphia.	View
	Morning Visit in Manayunk Manyunk an "old world" neighborhood of hilly streets and tiny homes is a popular place for Philadelphia nightlife and shopping.	View
	Philadelphia Townhouse (Left) This four story Victorian mansion is a typical Philadelphia brownstone in the Second Empire style.	View
	Philadelphia Townhouse (Right) This four story Victorian mansion is a typical Philadelphia brownstone in the Second Empire style.	View
	Schmidt's Brewery, Morning Delivery Like many of the old Philadelphia breweries, Schmidt's was founded by a German immigrant. By 1983, it was the ninth largest brewery in the United States. Schmidt’s is now a fashionable twenty-eight acre restaurant, shopping, and apartment complex near Center City.	View
	Ted and Jamie, Longwood Located in suburban Philadelphia, Longwood Gardens is one of the premier botanical gardens in the United States.	View
	Ted with Ben in Chestnut Hill Chestnut Hill, a charming residential neighborhood, has some of the finest homes in Philadelphia.	View

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