Susan Daniel and Her Research in Biomolecular Engineering
American chemist Susan Daniel is a professor at Cornell University, where her research focuses on cell membranes and the creation of bio-electronic devices. During...
Bartram’s Garden, the oldest botanical garden in North America
Bartram's Garden opened in Philadelphia in 1728. Botanist John Bartram founded the garden, which is North America's oldest of its kind. The state-of-the-art botanical...
The History of the Park, Located on Donated Land
Clark Park is a famous place in Philadelphia.
Founded back in 1895, this Philadelphia park is considered one of the oldest. Banker and developer Clarence...
The History of the Unusually Designed Park
Philadelphia is known for its abundance of beautiful places and recreational areas. It seems that every corner is ideal for a full-fledged photo shoot....
One of the Philadelphia parks caught in the middle of a scandal
Philadelphia has hundreds of recreational areas, which are distinguished by marvelous nature, beautiful scenery and unique design. In addition, each of these places has...
The Delaware’s Ecological Comeback: Cleaning Up the East Coast’s Industrial Backbone
For centuries, the Delaware River served as the primary logistical and industrial backbone of the American East Coast. It tirelessly turned the wheels of...
The Industrial Great Smog of Delaware: How Philadelphia’s Hard-Won Lessons Rewrote American Environmental Law
The mid-twentieth-century industrial boom propelled American cities to the absolute pinnacle of economic power. Yet, this rapid ascent carried a staggering price tag. For...
The Schuylkill River: A Waterway’s Enduring Story
The Schuylkill River has profoundly shaped the rise and development of Philadelphia, and indeed, much of Pennsylvania through which it flows. This 135-mile river,...