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Dyottsville

Dyottsville

Dyottsville: formerly on the north side of Dyott Street where it meets Richmond Street
Seaport Museum

Nowhere does the widespread destruction of Philadelphia’s waterfront history seem crueler than at Dyottsville. Nothing but a grassy field today that was the proposed Pinnacle Casino site, this area on the north side of Dyott Street at Richmond Street possesses no less than three claims to historical fame, all intertwined: It was a famous glassworks, whose output still graces the Smithsonian collection in Washington. It was an early utopian community dedicated to educating its workers in the spirit of Christian charity. And it was, for a time, the snake oil capital of America.
Richmond Street at Dyott Street

Events

July 8th 12:00 am

Design DC | Conference and Exhibit MORE

July 8th 6:30 pm

The Big Canvas: A regional dialogue on arts and culture MORE

July 8th 6:30 pm

NLNA: Schmidt's Site Zoning Presentation MORE

July 8th 6:30 pm

Great Expectations | The Big Canvas: A regional dialogue on arts & culture MORE

July 9th 8:00 am

Zoning Code Commission monthly meeting MORE

July 9th 6:00 pm

Community Design Collaborative D-Tour: Fleisher Art Memorial MORE

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