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June 21, 2018
East Northside House Tour 2018

New house tour of three distinct neighborhoods organized by Troy Hill Citizens Inc and Community Alliance of East Deutschtown and Spring Garden.

Tour guests experienced seven locations during the tour, which featured a free trolley to assist visitors on the expanded route on Saturday, June 16th. Additional sights marked on the tour included Food City garden, City Steps mural, Rialto St. mural, Troy Hill mural, Troy Hill Citizens park, Cowley park, and Pear and the Pickle Cafe. Free drink tastings at two locations from neighboring businesses Penn Brewery and Wigle Whiskey & Threadbare Cider.

Photos by Lauren Stauffer

Find more photos from Troy Hill Citizen’s solo House Tour from 2017, here.

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