A reflection of what Frankford Avenue was like before gentrification. A hidden car & train museum is revealed. The history of The Garden Center Begin: North West corner of Norris St. & Frankford Ave facing South End: Shissler Rec Center Running time: By Anula Shetty, Michael Kuetemeyer, Kenneth Milano ==> next episode - Edible Weeds Walk

https://vimeo.com/41698140 Chinatown - Our Home, Our History, Our Story from Anula Shetty on Vimeo. Video by: Lai Har CheungAnula ShettyLarry Staton BEGIN: 10th & Winter NW cornerEND: On Lok House at 219 N. 10th St. (10th between Spring & Race) Recorded: Nov. 22nd & 23rd, 2008Running Time: A tour of the residential nature of Chinatown that reminds us how theplaces where we have lived still hold on to our memories. Thisneighborhood walk led by Lai Har Cheung, a community advocate, endswith a visit to and an interview at her grandmother's apartment. Aninside look into why it's important to preserve the quality of life ofPhiladelphia's residents. ---------- If you would like to continue your Chinatown tour, walk North toSpring Street. "Fish for Dinner" begins at 10th & Spring, on the NWcorner, looking SE toward On Lok House.Our Family, Our Stories

A reflection of what Frankford Avenue was like before gentrification. A hidden car & train museum is revealed. The history of The Garden Center Begin: North West corner of Norris St. & Frankford Ave facing South End: Shissler Rec Center Running time: By Anula Shetty, Michael Kuetemeyer, Kenneth Milano ==> next episode - Edible Weeds Walk

Take 5! Let Kenneth Milano sit beside you and guide you on this park bench tour of Palmer Park. Location: Center bench of Palmer Park facing Northwest, Frankford Ave and Palmer St Running time: 3 minutes By Deborah Rudman, Michael Kuetemeyer, Anula Shetty & Kenneth Milano

Sip some refreshing wild violet beverage and you are on your way back through time to urban nature. Are ready to eat a dandelion? Begin: Shissler Rec. Ctr, Blair St. between Berks & Montgomery facing West End: South West corner of Montgomery & Frankford facing East Running time: 14:40 Minutes By Laura Deutch, Deborah Rudman, Erin Howley, Lynn Landes For more information on local edible weeds check out: wildfoodies.org ==> next episode - Palmer Park Bench

a play exploration of the U.S. Mint building and the value of the ubiquitous penny by Iain Conliffe, Michael Kuetemeyer & John R. Pettit ==> Next Episode - Old City Stroll 39.95496280414059,-75.14650583267212 Mint Condition kml

Let Las Gallas be your guide on this irreverent, hilarious, and often informative tour of the new North Philly! Begin: North East corner of 4th & Race facing East End: South East corner of 3rd & Vine facing South West Running time: 19 min. By Graham Hancock, Q. Quintero, Caroline Savage, Sara Yassky with Julia Lopez, Magda Martinez, Michelle Ortiz Old City Stroll

A reflection of what the streets surrounding the base of the Ben Franklin Bridge were like before the Bridge's construction. Begin: SE corner of 3rd St & Vine facing West End: NW corner of 4th & Race facing South Duration: 15 minutes By Sara Zia Ebrahimi, Laska Jimsen & Anula Shetty ==> Next Episode - Mint Condition

We take a look at the services and businesses unique and vital to the Chinatown community within just one square block. By night the very same block takes on a new life under the glow of light. Can these community-run institutions sustain themselves with the building of the casino less than two blocks away? BEGIN: 11th & Cherry, NE Corner END: 10th & Cherry, NW corner Duration: 10 minutes By: Stephen Gardner, Seada Ho, Olivia Ngo, Jennifer Wen, Sarah Zhao & Vincent Zhao ---------- If you would like to continue your Chinatown tour, cross 10th St. "Have You Seen the Szechuan Shoe?" begins at 10th & Cherry, on the NE Corner. Recorded: Nov. 22nd & 23rd, 2008 This piece was created as part of the Chinatown Video Lab - a collaboration between Termite TV and Asian Arts Initiative. A Block in Chinatown Day and Night

See the vibrant colors! Smell the savory aroma! Hear the bustling crowd! Touch the ripening persimmons! Taste the culinary possibilities! What's for dinner? Come on along and pick up some fresh ingredients for a home cooked meal. Arouse the senses around the corner. BEGIN: 10th & Spring , NW corner, looking SE END: Race near 11th, SE corner, looking W Recorded: Nov. 22nd & 23rd, 2008 Running Time: 12 minutes By: Deb Rudman & Caroline E. Savage ---------- If you would like to continue your Chinatown tour, walk South on 11th St. "A Block in Chinatown – Day and Night" begins at 11th & Cherry, on the NE corner. This piece was created as part of the Chinatown Video Lab - a collaboration between Termite TV and Asian Arts Initiative. Fish For Dinner