Queen Village

Queen Village

Queen Village

This neighborhood is south of the Center City district. Queen Village is bordered by South Street to the north, Washington Avenue to the south, the Delaware River to the east, and 6th Street to the west. It is south of the Society Hill neighborhood and east of the Bella Vista neighborhood.

 

For more information, see the neighborhood association website at www.qvna.org.

 


101 Carpenter Street Website
Shot tower
The Shot Tower was the first of its kind in the nation and only one of five left intact. Originally built in 1808 for the production of hunting shot, it…
Tasker Avenue and Columbus Boulevard Website
Foxwoods site
On Dec. 20, this 16-acre vacant parcel of commercial land was selected as one of the two sites licensed for slot parlor development by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board. Licensing…
1601 South Columbus Boulevard
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An early form of “waterfront development” initiated when almost all the old industrial sites lay dormant, Pier 70 is now one of Philadelphia’s most popular shopping destinations. Aided by former…
39 East Oregon Avenue Website
Matt tl.jpg
This family-owned sandwich shop, which boasts to make the city’s best “Old Philly Style Sandwiches,” has recently expanded from its South Philly shop to the likes of University City, Citizens…
2 Washington Avenue Website
Matt mummer.jpg
The City constructed this building in 1976 to honor the tradition of Philadelphia Mummery, a New Years Day parade with roots dating back to pre-colonial Swedish and English settlers. Participants…
916 S. Swanson Street Website
old swedes
Constructed in 1677, this church is the oldest in Pennsylvania and the most important monument of the earliest European settlement in the Delaware Valley. The I-95 ramp now physically separates…
902 S 9th St
www.andipantz.com/archives/2004_08.html
Philadelphia's preeminent outdoor market has been the center of neighborhood activity in South Philadelphia.
Housing from our past
The small houses at the intersection of Carpenter and Front Streets are some of the earliest surviving Philadelphia row houses outside of Society Hill.  These 18th century homes, originally occupied…
South Broad Street and Carpenter Street Website

Idea submitted by Patricia Bullard; photo courtesy of Flickr (Cavalier92)

 

The Philadelphia High School for the Creative and Performing Arts is a magnet…

Photo credit: Steve Hall

MLK Plaza is a mixed-income HOPE VI residential area along 13th Street in the Hawthorne neighborhood of Philadelphia. Originally…

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