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BumRushDaShow

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31. Since all of the displays are out "in the weather"
Sun Feb 1, 2026, 05:32 AM
2 hrs ago

with no roof or enclosure, they are most likely printed/laminated on metal. There are also video displays as part of the exhibit which would obviously have needed to be weather-proofed (which they generally were but were having issues initially and needed constant maintenance). The only thing that did eventually get an enclosure (which came later) was the portion of the archeological dig exposed for view that was apparently getting muddy due to the obvious exposure to the weather, so a glass structure was built around it with a roof (but constantly needed periodic resealing).

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This could be a documentary NJCher Yesterday #1
Then the story could tell of a SC who allowed this NAZI to do anything he wants Bengus81 Yesterday #3
And the follow-up on how the SC allowed the story to be censored. erronis 15 hrs ago #23
Residents who have visited the site have shed tears, left flowers and left a handmade sign that said "Slavery was real." littlemissmartypants Yesterday #4
😔 No kidding! electric_blue68 18 hrs ago #18
❤️ littlemissmartypants 17 hrs ago #22
I worked for over 30 years, a couple of blocks from where that is BumRushDaShow 23 hrs ago #6
Pics, comments NJCher 23 hrs ago #7
Most welcome! My bank was actually across the street from there too BumRushDaShow 23 hrs ago #9
I echo NJC's sentiment. littlemissmartypants 22 hrs ago #10
There were "ICE OUT" protests that walked past Independence Mall a few days ago after the snow storm BumRushDaShow 22 hrs ago #12
Bookmarked, so I can take a closer look later. TY electric_blue68 18 hrs ago #19
As a note - I just found this video summary of the project from "Visit Philly" BumRushDaShow 2 hrs ago #32
Compared to Reaction on Confederate Monument modrepub Yesterday #2
It's probably because it seems most people associate Philly with "Rocky", "cheesesteaks" BumRushDaShow 23 hrs ago #8
I get your frustration. Historical illiteracy, basic science illiteracy paleotn 22 hrs ago #11
Because Philly is roughly halfway between NYC and D.C. BumRushDaShow 22 hrs ago #13
Ohhh, boy.... electric_blue68 17 hrs ago #20
Putting the Liberty Bell in its own place BumRushDaShow 13 hrs ago #26
Hmmm Considering the timing we probably saw it in it's first stsnd alone Pavillion. electric_blue68 8 hrs ago #30
I can only imagine COL Mustard Yesterday #5
Indeed it is "dangerous" for each president to rewrite established history. JohnnyRingo 21 hrs ago #14
You know what was at that site back before the '60s? BumRushDaShow 21 hrs ago #15
I am so impressed by your telling and showing of this history. Kudos! erronis 15 hrs ago #24
It's been fascinating to see how that whole area of the city was transformed BumRushDaShow 14 hrs ago #25
"he who is in power, makes the history" Javaman 20 hrs ago #16
If workers were removing items with crowbars, Bayard 19 hrs ago #17
There was video of what they were doing BumRushDaShow 17 hrs ago #21
Judge Rufe is on it!! NJCher 9 hrs ago #29
Since all of the displays are out "in the weather" BumRushDaShow 2 hrs ago #31
Yup. The bigots in charge are trying to destroy all the evidence. It's a fool's errand. Martin68 10 hrs ago #27
"Make America White Again" Skittles 10 hrs ago #28
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