Not exactly nice weather over here, yesterday, to have an outing, but thanks to your video, l still can enjoy one. And this time it's part of your home town Philadelphia you were visiting. Interesting about that still existing hardware store and having a look inside. Indeed, rather special that it exists for so long already. Hopefully it still will, when you would return in a few years time. All and all a charming neighbourhood worth exploring. And the autumn colours add just that bit of extra. Thank you for taking us along, Terri Jo and your brother Mike! 💙👍
Happy Tuesday Carina, I hope you’re having a good week. The Autumn colors are always a special treat this time of the year. And yes, the hardware store’s been open for over a century! If only the walls could talk! Thanks so much for stopping by, I always enjoy reading your comments! 🍁
Thank you for the video so nice to see Chestnut Hill I had a store there call the Iris of Chestnut Hill in the little house you prominently showed down the street from Artisans.
Hey girl This was great Super cool I don’t know why I don’t always get a notification? I would so love to visit Pennsylvania Hopefully someday Thanks for sharing this
Hello 👋 Penny, notifications is a fickle feature! I don’t always get them either. 🤷♀️ Anywho, it’s good to see 👀 you! I hope you’re doing well. Thanks so much for stopping by. 🍂
Estaba en esa ferretería y luego pasamos a la pizzeria en navidad y me gustó y vivo aquí en germantown soy de república dominicana y me encanta philadelphia, porque tiene muchas cosas bonitas y hay personas amables aunque otras un poco groseras como en todos los países pero de igual manera me encanta y no se ingles pero se algunas palabras y gracias por su hermoso video querida.🙏❤
I was in criminal court in City Hall ahead of thirty years ago talking about Chestnut Hill neighborhood of Northwest Philadelphia. The Italian Caucasian gentleman Judge said that I could only discuss current matters and not something back in the day. Why of forty years before that court, I attended lower elementary school there when it was predominantly Caucasian Anglo - American. Half of the parents then could afford to send their children to private schools. But the other half could not. Because there was not enough students to fill the classrooms, the principal then said that she could pull from other neighborhoods. She said that about special transfer every day to teachers, parents, and students. Then she added that her face was just as white as theirs. She told me that she had learned how to be nasty nice. She would always smile... and then frown. She pulled from Caucasian Anglo - American Upper Mount Airy where parents' income was slightly less than those parents who sent thei children to their neighborhood in Chestnut Hill. Then she pulled from Lower Mount Airy predominantly Caucasian neighborhood where some NEGROES such as I stayed. Finally, she pulled from Caucasian Wayne Junction neighborhood with parents' incomes much lower than Chestnut Hill parents' incomes. Down memory lane...😮😮😮
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Happy Tuesday Terri, beautiful place. I’m loving these beautiful places you showing us
Hello 👋 Lady T, thanks so much for watching. 🍁
Not exactly nice weather over here, yesterday, to have an outing, but thanks to your video, l still can enjoy one. And this time it's part of your home town Philadelphia you were visiting.
Interesting about that still existing hardware store and having a look inside. Indeed, rather special that it exists for so long already. Hopefully it still will, when you would return in a few years time.
All and all a charming neighbourhood worth exploring. And the autumn colours add just that bit of extra.
Thank you for taking us along, Terri Jo and your brother Mike! 💙👍
Happy Tuesday Carina, I hope you’re having a good week. The Autumn colors are always a special treat this time of the year. And yes, the hardware store’s been open for over a century! If only the walls could talk! Thanks so much for stopping by, I always enjoy reading your comments! 🍁
Thank you for the video so nice to see Chestnut Hill I had a store there call the Iris of Chestnut Hill in the little house you prominently showed down the street from Artisans.
Hello 👋 I’m glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks so much for stopping by. 😊
Wowww! Thanks for sharing your wonderful video Maam. Sending full support to your channel 🥰❤️
Hello 👋 Majoy, welcome! 🤗 Thanks so much for stopping by. 🍂🍁🍂
As always Terri very cool to see these different placers ...keep safe
Hello 👋 Roland, I hope you’re doing well. Thanks so much for watching. It’s always a pleasure to see you! 🍂
Great video 👍🌟✅️💯
Enjoyed watching 👀
Very nice place ✅️✅️✅️
Thank you very much! 😊
Kilian's was our go to hardware store for decades when we lived in Lafayette Hill and my grandmother lived in Mt Airy.
Hello 👋 friend, thanks for sharing your memory of Chestnut Hill! 🌰
Hey girl
This was great
Super cool
I don’t know why I don’t always get a notification?
I would so love to visit Pennsylvania
Hopefully someday
Thanks for sharing this
Hello 👋 Penny, notifications is a fickle feature! I don’t always get them either. 🤷♀️ Anywho, it’s good to see 👀 you! I hope you’re doing well. Thanks so much for stopping by. 🍂
Amazing vlog my friend.
Hello 👋 friend, it’s good to see you, thanks for stopping in. 🍁
Home hardware in Norton opened in 1933, oldest one I seen.
Does the trolley still run.
Estaba en esa ferretería y luego pasamos a la pizzeria en navidad y me gustó y vivo aquí en germantown soy de república dominicana y me encanta philadelphia, porque tiene muchas cosas bonitas y hay personas amables aunque otras un poco groseras como en todos los países pero de igual manera me encanta y no se ingles pero se algunas palabras y gracias por su hermoso video querida.🙏❤
Hola, Me alegro de que hayas disfrutado de tu visita a Filadelfia. Gracias por ver. 🍂🍃🍁
@@terrijofilms305 Así es muchas gracias me gusta y vivo aquí desde octubre año pasado y no me arrepiento de estar en este hermoso lugar ❤🙏gracias 🤗
My family owned a house here I loved!
Hello 👋 Michelle, Chestnut Hill certainly is a lovely area. Thanks so much for watching. 😊
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Hello 👋 Tish, thanks so much for stopping by, it’s always a pleasure to see you. 🍂
Should’ve went to Bredenbecks a little further down. Its the tastiest bakery
Hello 👋, I’m sorry I missed it! 🍩🍪
Overpriced? 😮
I didn’t do any shopping during my visit…..well, window shopping!
I was in criminal court in City Hall ahead of thirty years ago talking about Chestnut Hill neighborhood of Northwest Philadelphia. The Italian Caucasian gentleman Judge said that I could only discuss current matters and not something back in the day. Why of forty years before that court, I attended lower elementary school there when it was predominantly Caucasian Anglo - American. Half of the parents then could afford to send their children to private schools. But the other half could not. Because there was not enough students to fill the classrooms, the principal then said that she could pull from other neighborhoods. She said that about special transfer every day to teachers, parents, and students. Then she added that her face was just as white as theirs. She told me that she had learned how to be nasty nice. She would always smile... and then frown. She pulled from Caucasian Anglo - American Upper Mount Airy where parents' income was slightly less than those parents who sent thei children to their neighborhood in Chestnut Hill. Then she pulled from Lower Mount Airy predominantly Caucasian neighborhood where some NEGROES such as I stayed. Finally, she pulled from Caucasian Wayne Junction neighborhood with parents' incomes much lower than Chestnut Hill parents' incomes. Down memory lane...😮😮😮
Hello 👋 I’m sorry I missed your comment! Thank you for sharing your memories. Peace and blessings to you. ☮️