browse by city
Brooklyn, NY (1053)
New York, NY (911)
Toronto, ON (800)
Montreal, QC (419)
London, UK (307)
Houston, TX (285)
Philadelphia, PA (198)
Seattle, WA (190)
Oakland, CA (182)
Queens, NY (164)
complete city list
popular articles
1990s NYC Graffiti: Part 8
from: Peter
A Dish Best Served Wet & Warm
from: Peter
Wheels of Soul Motorcycle Club
from: Peter
There Once Was a House...
from: Mikee
Russian Army Freight Transport
from: belyz
what's hot this month?
recent articles
Trike Blastin'
from: serlingrod
Illuminite
from: Patrick
Painting the Town
from: Robert
To All the People Who Think This Is a Sex Shop
from: Luke
Mininon 2: Now with Hats Gorra!
from: Peter
SPASHAL OFeR
from: Ender
Hello Operator...
from: Mikee
DV-2011... Have You Apply Yet!
from: Peter
Hand Job, Grand Opening!
from: Ender
Abandoned Church
from: Mikee
read all today's articles
browse by author
Peter (1178)
joey (326)
jack (309)
EvilGentleman (285)
hool (247)
complete author list
hot topics
افلام سكس
نيك
sex imag
hot sixy girl bf photo
photo woman s e x
parkour
teen six girl
abandoned
photo six woman
زب
please sixy sixy girls
kid pk graffiti
sex garl
my bits
ينيك
America's Next Great City
Philadelphia, PA - serlingrod - Friday, June 8th, 2007 : goo
[previous] :: [next]
Some shots of Center City Philadelphia, my home and the city of brotherly love. While some patches of Philly remain deindustrialized and blighted, Center City and its surrounding neighborhoods are booming. Waves of gentrification are spreading out in all directions; many people like myself are working hard to ensure it's smart growth.
This article has been viewed 2746 times in the last 2 years
EvilGentleman: 8th Jun 2007 - 22:18 GMT
I think Philadelphia is more like America's first great city.
I wonder how long it took to put up the giant banner?
And in the second photo, I like the no turn sign accompanying the one way sign pointing left. If the only way you can turn is left, then not being able to turn on a red light is a no-brainer. At least on this side of the ocean, it is. Cool find, rod.
colavitos ghost: 10th Jun 2007 - 08:47 GMT
EG: i was going to post the EXACT SAME comment. that banner is a big slap in the face to (anglo-)american history.
boo on that!
Comment on this article..
[previous] :: [next]
search citynoise.org
recent discussions
Bayside Acacia Cemetery
from: NWhyC
Fuck England
from: Peter
PDX Graffiti Like Ummm...
from: fuzzytank
High Heat, Kezam
from: Peter
Yuba
from: Paul G
JA: A True NYC King
from: Peter
America's Most Boring Towns: 10
from: Scott Sargent
My Unusual Hobby
from: Ralph Enderby
NYC Style Graffiti Throw Up
from: Metro1
You Know You're in Montreal When...
from: EvilGentleman
from the archives
St. Patrick's Fire
I was driving a friend home after celebrating St. Paddy's, when I encountered a large number of police cars and fire trucks passing me on the street. And so another adventure began...
On Ontario Street, the block west of Pie-IX was...
recently viewed
America's Next Great City
from: serlingrod
Custom Machinery
from: CartLegger
The Captain
from: Jamie
Sell Out Lawyer
from: serlingrod
Stretch of 59 and Greenway Plaza
from: Know
Bullwinkles
from: joey
Borders Part I
from: EvilGentleman
A Happy Coincidence
from: Plastik.hu
Related Pics
from: Little Ukraine
Now THAT Is Relaxed
from: EvilGentleman
concept and content © citynoise.org 2002 - 2012:: designed and maintained by
Jamie and
Peter
caveat: entries and comments on citynoise.org represent
the views of their respective authors; this is an open forum, open to
all relevant ideas,
and as such, sees minimal editorial interference. as such, all content
on this site remains property of its creator/author, and is therefore
protected by all applicable copyright laws.
