‘No Ordinary House’: the Friends of the Tanner House will host a block party to celebrate a year of community-based activities (5/17/24, Inquirer)

Written By Christopher Rogers

‘No Ordinary House’: the Friends of the Tanner House will host a block party to celebrate a year of community-based activities

Rain or no rain, the Friends of the Tanner House group plans to party this Saturday.

It will be a celebration of a year of community programs that sought input from residents on what they would like to see happen at the historic Tanner House — where world-renowned artist Henry Ossawa Tanner once lived — after it is restored.

Christopher Rogers
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