Linda Fidgeon Real Estate - Massachusettts

06/12/2026

$10 to anyone who knows how to pronounce Schuykill

Schuylkill River completely frozen over at Girard Avenue and Brewery Hill Drive (1870)

This photograph shows the Schuylkill River completely frozen over near Girard Avenue and Brewery Hill Drive in 1870. Severe winter temperatures transformed the river into a solid expanse of ice, creating a remarkable natural scene. Such conditions were notable events that attracted public attention and became part of local history. The surrounding landscape reflects Philadelphia during the late 19th century before modern riverfront development. The frozen river highlights the impact of winter weather on daily life and transportation. The image captures a rare moment in Philadelphia’s environmental history.

06/11/2026

I cant decide..

Orange brick and blue door paint color options.

06/05/2026

Awesome!!

06/03/2026

The good old days!

Horn & Hardart Lunchroom (1925)

This photograph shows a Horn & Hardart lunchroom in 1925, a popular example of early automated dining in Philadelphia. The establishment used the “automaton” system, where customers selected food items from coin-operated compartments. It was known for offering quick, affordable meals in a clean and efficient setting. During this period, Horn & Hardart became a symbol of modern urban convenience and dining innovation. The lunchroom attracted office workers, shoppers, and commuters throughout the day. Its design reflected the growing pace of city life in the 1920s. The image captures an important moment in the evolution of American fast-service restaurants.

06/03/2026

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05/29/2026

Beautiful!

Broad and Chestnut during a Snowfall, Philadelphia (1928)

This photograph shows the intersection of Broad and Chestnut Streets during a snowfall in 1928, transforming busy Center City into a quiet winter scene. Snow covered the streets, sidewalks, and early automobiles, softening the usual noise and movement of downtown life. Despite the weather, pedestrians and streetcars continued to navigate the corridor as the city remained active. Broad Street, normally a bustling artery, appears calmer under the winter conditions. The surrounding buildings reflect early 20th-century commercial architecture typical of Philadelphia’s downtown. Winter weather often changed the rhythm of urban life during this era. The image captures a rare and atmospheric moment in historic Philadelphia.

05/15/2026

This is Real Estate News?,,

Dylan Sprouse and his wife, model Barbara Palvin, revealed their first pregnancy together during a red carpet appearance at the 79th annual Cannes Film Festival in France on May 14. The announcement came nearly one month after Sprouse reportedly tackled a trespasser at their Hollywood Hills home and held him at gunpoint until police arrived.

05/13/2026

Elegant!

This exterior color palette will look good on most brick homes. Benjamin Moore Jet Black shutters, Cream Froth trim, and Jamestown Blue door.

05/07/2026

Interesting idea!!!

Painted blue porch ceiling color ideas: Benjamin Moore Woodlawn Blue, Heaven on Earth, Polar Sky, Palladian Blue, Palace Pearl, and Constellation.

05/07/2026

Gorgeous

This remarkable Art Deco cabinet showcases extraordinary craftsmanship through dramatic wood grain veneers, stepped geometry, and radiant sunburst motifs. Its transforming design reveals elegant curved shelving hidden behind sculptural doors, blending functionality with theatrical sophistication. Rich exotic woods and symmetrical architectural forms capture the luxurious spirit and machine-age glamour that defined high Art Deco furniture design.