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Tag Archives: tiled entryways
Another Tiled Entryway
This one is located on 9th and Bainbridge. SaveSave SaveSave SaveSave
Posted in Italian Market, News, Philadelphia, Photography
Tagged S. D'Agostino, tiled entryways
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Tiled Entryways Part II
More South Philly tiled entryways – I find it interesting that some had the business owner’s name, or the address, while others were purely ornamental. More photos behind the cut.
Posted in Italian Market, News, Philadelphia
Tagged 9th Street, Bella Vista, Gennaro Tito Manlio, Italian Market, J. Tenaglia, South Philadelphia, tiled entryways
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Tiled Entryways
They’re all over South Philly, tiled entryways that marked former businesses – bakeries, drug stores, and butchers. I walk by them on a daily basis, and this week I decided to take some photos to showcase the various shapes, styles, … Continue reading
Posted in Italian Market, News, Philadelphia, Photography
Tagged Antonio Bonuomo, bakeries, butchers, drug stores, South Philadelphia, tiled entryways
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