On 07 Aug, 2004, at 13:31, Elliot M. Stern wrote:
I moved to Philadelphia from New York in August 1972. I remember
having noted various signs of the effects of Hurricane Agnes. Some of
the Septa entrances at 30th and Market were closed, and passageways
showed residual signs of flooding for some
Miggle has it right that there are "at least two different descriptions" of
the Colossal Mill Creek cave-in. The most authoritative is to be found in
http://rossbender.org/doggies.html
which is the only account to my knowlege that documents the fact that an
entire schoolbus full of Negro chil
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Subject: Re: [UC] 43rd &
Sansom
Miggle
has it right that there are "at least two different descriptions" of
the Colossal Mill Creek cave-in. The most authoritative is to be found in
http://rossbender.org/doggies.html
which
is the only account to my knowlege that documents
Hi, All,
I remember a big cave-in on 43rd St. between Walnut and Locust in front of the
Fairfax when a car was swallowed up in it. It took place in the 1950's. It happened
that neighbors of ours had parked in that exact spot to shop at the Penn Fruit super
market (now the Thriftway). Se
Fran Wrote > I remember a big cave-in on 43rd St. between Walnut and
Locust in front of the Fairfax when a car was swallowed up in it. It took place
in the 1950's.
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That street also caved in the 60's same placeso it is long past due
another cave in
boy are we dating ourselves with
