Mt. Sinai – Passyunk Post

Growth and consequences

April 24, 2018July 6, 2018 admin Claudia Sherrod, Gentrification, Mt. Sinai, Point Breeze, South Philadelphia H.O.M.E.S., Southwark on Reed min read

We missed covering a number of stories while we were on hiatus. Here’s the first of several news round-ups in which we play catch-up. The population of Philadelphia neighborhoods east of Broad Street have grown at a faster pace than

Developments Dickinson Square West General Pennsport

The end of Mt. Sinai

February 25, 2016February 25, 2016 Taylor Farnsworth 4th Street, Mt. Sinai, Reed Street min read

It’s been a long process for Mt. Sinai. The former hospital was shuttered 19 years ago and since then, plans have shifted to various forms of redevelopment before to landing on the current plans for the site at 4th and

Developments Dickinson Square West Pennsport

Update on Mt. Sinai demolition

January 21, 2016January 21, 2016 Taylor Farnsworth 4th and Reed, 4th Street, Mt. Sinai, Reed Street min read

In October, the demolition of Mt. Sinai at 4th and Reed began. Almost four months later, the majority of the structure still stands. So what’s the latest on the demolition of this massive former hospital?

All over South Philly Developments

Take a peek inside Mt. Sinai during the building’s final days

October 23, 2015October 23, 2015 Taylor Farnsworth 4th and Reed, 4th Street, austinxc04, Mt. Sinai, Reed Street, Streets Dept. min read

As the final days of Mt. Sinai are upon us, have you thought about the history behind the building that’s being demolished? Conrad Benner of Streets Dept shared these photos from fellow Philadelphia photographer, @austinxc04 on Instagram, to document the

Dickinson Square West News you can use Pennsport

400 block of Reed Street discovered to be wood-paved

October 9, 2015October 9, 2015 Taylor Farnsworth 400 block Reed, Camac Street, Mt. Sinai, paving, Reed Street, wood blocks min read

If you’re walking or driving past the soon-to-be-demolished Mt. Sinai, you might notice some wood blocks on the streets. While working on repaving the 400 block of Reed Street, wood blocks that could be original to the street were discovered.

← Previous