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New video explores abandoned Reading Viaduct Tunnel
Layla A. Jones
Updated: Tuesday, March 31, 2015, 12:04 PM
Local filmmaker Cory J Popp says his new series, "Uncover Philly," is "an ongoing series exploring places in Philadelphia that people know and love and other places they may not even know exist." (Cory J Popp)
In a new video series called "Uncover Philly," local filmmaker Cory J Popp will be doing what we love him for: portraying Philadelphia in a unique, beautiful way. This time around,
www.yourcellan.com, Popp is digging into the citys well-known, lost and maybe forgotten, but not secret, treasures, and hes kicked off the series by exploring the Reading Viaduct Tunnel.
"The beautiful parts of communities tend to blend into the background and become less noticeable the longer someone lives there," Popp said in an email. "This series is a great excuse for me to capture the details of a community from a fresh perspective in a way that people can really share their pride."
The tunnel, built in the 1890s, was formerly used for freight trains and has been abandoned for over two decades. The Reading Viaduct Tunnel runs from 27th and Pennsylvania Avenue to 21st and Hamilton, and extends sporadically to Broad Street.
Of the tunnel, Popp says, "The tracks have been pulled up, walls are now lined with graffiti,
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He also hints that the elevated part of the Reading Viaduct, which the Friends of the Rail Park plan to rework in collaboration with the Center City District,
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