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“Know Before You Go”
This was included in the print edition of our special issue of the July Southwest Globe Times newspaper. Bartram’s Garden is Southwest’s park too: Come by and see all…
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“Sankofa Community Farm Market” & “Marketing Done Right”
This article appeared in the print edition of our special issue of the July Southwest Globe Times Sankofa Community Farm Market Chemical-free, spiritually rooted produce grown in Southwest Philadelphia. Thursdays,…
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“Coming Soon to 56th Street”
This article appeared in the print edition of our special issue of the July Southwest Globe Times Coming Soon to 56th Street Have you heard? A new Ecosystems Education Center and…
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“Father and Son Reflect on Southwest Summers and New Opportunities”
This article appeared in the print edition of our special issue of the July Southwest Globe Times Father and Son Reflect on Southwest Summers and New Opportunities By Steven Young…
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The Archive of Torbert’s Journey
Torbert Ganges was born around 1839 in Bucks County.[1] His first appearance in the historical record was at age 11. In the 1850 Federal Census, he was listed in the…
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Marketing Done Right
This is marketing done right. It is the process of learning. It is the process of teaching. It is the process of practicing what is learned. The food selection has never been easier, trust me!
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Swim Pony’s TrailOff App at Bartram’s Garden
Immerse yourself in a new narrative along the Bartram’s Mile Trail with a guided story walk through the Garden using the new TrailOff app by SwimPony! TrailOff is a new,…
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Abraham Willing
Abraham Willing negotiated the purchase of his wife and son in Kingsessing Township in 1781. The sale of Dinah and Abraham Willing Jr. was somewhat unusual because they were enslaved…
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Plantations in Pennsylvania
Passages taken from “Slavery and Freedom at Bartram’s Garden” by Joel T. Fry, presented at the McNeil Center for Early American Studies conference: Investigating Mid-Atlantic Plantations: Slavery, Economies, and Space,…
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