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To find out how to enroll in Army ROTC call your local recruiter: Temple: 215-204- 7482, Drexel/Upenn: 215-590-8808 Welcome to your extended college campus—Philadelphia! We’ve compiled the top events, eats, and areas to explore, ©2015. Paid for by the United States Army. All rights reserved. and how to visit them all by train, car and bike, and on foot. 3 PAGES Just like the people who live here, these 7-19 places have unique styles and personalities. EDITORIAL BUSINESS PHOTOGRAPHY Editorial Director President Olivia Brosky Tyler School of Art ’17 Marissa Sudol Deborah Diamond, Ph.D. Brian Cheng Contributing Editorial Vice President, University Relations & Dominic DiDonato Brynn Monaghan Student Engagement Temple University ’20 Patrick Sherlock Jose Fontano La Salle University ’19 PAGES CREATIVE Vice President, Partnerships Brian Green Creative Director Ashlie Thornbury 25-39 Roger Estes Contributing Sales STUDENT ENGAGEMENT TEAM Get cultural, launch your career, grow your Contributing Designer Lindsey Campbell Michelle Ahn network, and learn how to live, talk and eat like a local! Debra Kim Jennifer Devor Cory Dulaney Naima Murphy Ella Strauss    @campusphilly

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4 5 Welcome to Philadelphia. As the 99th mayor of this great city, I’m excited for you to start your Philadelphia explorations. Campus Philly’s Insider Guide includes experiences that are unique to Philadelphia and make it such a special place. From an opening night at the opera in our famed Academy of Music to yoga at Race Street Pier, this city allows you to stretch intellectually, culturally and physically. I hope you take advantage of every single thing in this guide and discover some things on your own as well. Share your favorites with Campus Philly (@campusphilly) and with me. You can find me online (@PhillyMayor), and don’t forget to take part in my monthly #AskKenney Twitter chats.

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MUST-ATTEND EVENT TOP PICKS TOP PICKS MUST-ATTEND EVENT A Very Philly Christmas The Mann Center Try It All at Reading Terminal Market Center City District Restaurant Week The Historic Houses of East Fairmount Park 5201 Parkside Avenue; manncenter.org 51 North 12th Street; readingterminalmarket.org Various locations; Fall & Winter; centercityphila.org E December; holidaysinthepark.com One of the nation’s leading summer outdoor Bassetts Ice Cream, Beiler’s Bakery, DiNic’s Roast More than 120 restaurants offer 3- to 4-course U N E V Take part in a Philadelphia holiday tradition and performing arts venues, The Mann hosts a wide Pork, Dutch Eating Place—we can go on and on! Treat meals priced $20–$35 for lunch and dinner. Eat A

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D GIRARD AV R ENU universitycity.org/baltimore-ave-dollar-stroll a mix of rock, folk, country and more!O The show is by artist Isaiah Zagar. Every corner of this place This fall festival takes over South Street between E F K Walk the avenue for $1 bargains and favorite broadcast live on the air and has Nincluded perfor- belongs on Instagram. Broad and 18th streets every year for an all-day, all- A R neighborhood food from signature restaurants. mances by John Legend, the DerekF Trucks Band, ages event packed with multiple stages of live music SPR The event also showcases businesses along the Joseph Arthur, Peter Bjorn and John, and more. East Side of South Street and food trucks serving anyING cuisine G you can imagine GIRARD AV AR DEN S ENUE TREET 95 constantly evolving street. ER South Street, East of Broad Street; southstreet.com spanning every block. V MARKET STREET International House Philadelphia RI More than 400 unique and eclectic local shops, LANCASTER AVENUE 3701 Chestnut Street; ihousephilly.org E cozy cafés and budget-friendly restaurants (includ- R R Through films, tasting parties,95 concerts Aand more, ing some must-try cheesesteak spots) span this E SPRUCE STREET V W I CITY A R MARKET STREET MARKET STREET IHP celebrates the world’s cultural diversity while iconic street that boasts so much Philly charm. HALL

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MUST-ATTEND EVENT TOP PICKS TOP PICKS MUST-ATTEND EVENT “Miracle on South 13th Street” Pat’s and Geno’s Cheesesteaks North Bowl 2nd Street Festival Holiday Light Display East Passyunk Avenue & Wharton Street; 909 North 2nd Street; northbowlphilly.com 2nd Street between Germantown Avenue & End of November to January 1 genossteaks.com / patskingofsteaks.com With 17 lanes, billiards, arcade games, food and Spring Garden Street; August; 2ndstfestival.org Take a stroll or bike ride down South 13th Street The famous “Cheesesteak Corner” features two drinks, there’s something for everyone! Do yourself Every year, a lively a crowd flocks to 2nd Street between Tasker Avenue and Morris Street to enjoy long-standing rival eateries that are open 24 a favor and order their tasty tater tots. to hear live bands play across three stages one of Philadelphia’s favorite holiday light displays. hours a day. Try them both and determine which and check out more than 150 food, drink and 676 is your favorite! Explore the Bustling Frankford Avenue merchandise vendors. 1200 Frankford Avenue; fishtown.org Indie Stores on East Passyunk Ave This neighborhood is constantly evolving with more

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MUST-ATTEND EVENT TOP PICKS TOP PICKS MUST-ATTEND EVENT Wands and Wizards Uncle Bobbie’s Coffee & Books Manayunk Bridge Trail Manayunk Restaurant Week Germantown Avenue in Chestnut Hill 5445 Germantown Avenue; unclebobbies.com Dupont & High Streets September 17–28, 2018 October 19-20, 2018; chestnuthillpa.com This cafe serves more than coffee and food; it traillink.com/trail/manayunk-bridge-trail manayunk.com Chestnut Hill turns into Hogwarts for the serves as a communal hub. Put in your order, grab A safe and accessible car-free pathway connects Indulge in a 3-course meal for $15, $25 or $35 weekend with a night of wizardly activities and a book, lounge on the comfy couches and get to bicyclists, runners and walkers from the streets of along historic Main Street. Don’t forget to make a themed pub crawl (for those 21+), followed by know your neighbors. Manayunk and nearby Schuylkill River Trail to the a reservation! a real live Quidditch Tournament the next day. Cynwyd Heritage Trail. The views are incredible! Walk Along Historic Germantown Ave

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MUST-ATTEND EVENT TOP PICKS TOP PICKS MUST-ATTEND EVENT Historic Newtown Square Day Bryn Mawr Film Institute Adventure Aquarium Restaurant Row 2 Paper Mill Road, Newtown Square; early June 824 West Lancaster Avenue, Bryn Mawr 1 Riverside Drive, Camden Collingswood, N.J. historicnewtownsquare.org brynmawrfilm.org adventureaquarium.com March, July & August Each year, the Newtown Square Historical Society Make it an independent film night for you and your Visit the cutest aquatic creatures and then the collingswood.com opens historic sites for tours and activities as they friends at this locally owned movie theater. The fiercest by walking through the Aquarium’s 40- Thirteen restaurants offer fixed-price menus with celebrate more than 300 years of history. theater also showcases student-made flicks, so foot shark tunnel. multi-course meals for a week for foodies to come stop by and support your peers! and let their taste buds travel around the world. Explore Historic Collingswood Suburban Square 700 Haddon Avenue, Collingswood; S 76 C H N Anderson & Coulter Avenues, Ardmore collingswood.com R U R IVE I R Y D suburbansquare.com Take the PATCO train from Center City over the RE L G A K W E A 73 I L L A L V This retail destination offers unique and upscale Ben Franklin Bridge and into quaint, yet bustling, E E 676 D R N I U V E stores, restaurants for every taste, and the downtown Collingswood. Enjoy grilled cheese and 130 30 E R Ardmore Farmer’s Market—open every day! milkshakes at The Pop Shop, visit specialty shops and tour art galleries. Collingswood has it all!

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Jawn. Noun. Whiz, Wit. Noun. “The Mummers strut Local anything word. Hand me that A cheesesteak containing Cheez Whiz is my favorite move jawn. Are you going to that jawn later? and onions. Not a fan of onions? Then on the dance floor. it’s “Whiz, witout.” “My first time hearing this word was Look it up!” “The first thing I do down the shore is go when my boss hit a finicky ice cream —PATRICK SHERLOCK to the beach.” machine and said, ‘this jawn!’” 215 —ALEX FREEMAN —ELLA STRAUSS

Hoagie. Noun. Youse. Pronoun. Sandwich strongly associated with You (usually more than one person). Italian-American culture, mainly Hon. Noun. containing cold cuts. “When I’m saying goodbye to friends, Short for “honey.” 14th Street. Noun. I say, ‘see youse later’ or ‘love youse guys.’” “If it was made in Philadelphia it’s not a “‘Anything else I can get for youse, hon?’ Doesn’t exist in Philly! In between 13th —MARISSA SUDOL ‘sub,’ it’s a ‘hoagie.’” and 15th streets is Broad Street. You hear this a lot when you’re eating at any —ROGER ESTES authentic diner in Philly or South Jersey.” —DEBORAH DIAMOND Iconic City Hall can 215. Noun. be found at Broad Telephone area code for Philadelphia. Yo! Interjection. and Market streets English slang. Popularized after being in Center City. used in Philadelphia since the 1940s. Water Ice. Noun. Refreshing summer treat that’s “I live in the 215.” 215 thicker than a slushie but thinner —NAIMA MURPHY than a snow cone.

“Even though it’s the same “Whenever I say thing, don’t get it confused it, it makes me feel with ‘Italian ice.’ And it’s Philadelphian.” Phanatic. Noun. Scrapple. Noun. pronounced ‘wooder ice.’” 215 —ASHLIE THORNBURY The green monster that is the Try it (as long as you eat meat)! —JEN DEVOR Phillies’ mascot; a large, furry green Often eaten at breakfast, it’s a local creature that is originally from the Pennsylvania Dutch creation made Galapagos Islands. from ground pork fried with cornmeal.

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359894 – Ad in Booklet for Campus Philly_v6.indd 1 5/11/18 3:19 PM SEPTA SEPTA is Philadelphia’s local transit agency, responsible for Regional Rail lines, subways, buses and trolleys. For more information visit ISEPTAPHILLY.COM. Here’s what you’ll need to ride the system: SEPTA Key Cards are available at SEPTA Sales Offices and Fare Kiosks. You can load a daily/weekly/ monthly pass or Travel Wallet on your SEPTA Key. For more information, visit ISEPTAPHILLY.COM/KEY. Quick Trips, single-ride fares, are also available from SEPTA Fare Kiosks at all Broad Street and Market- Frankford Line stations. The kiosks accept credit/debit cards and cash—no exact change needed! SEPTA Regional Rail uses tickets you can buy at the station or your student activities office. You can purchase tickets onboard, but they are cash only and sometimes include a surcharge. Trains connect Center City with the surrounding neighborhoods and suburbs as far as Trenton, New Jersey and Wilmington, Delaware.

LEAVING TOWN Amtrak, departing from 30th Street Station, is the quickest way to New York City or Washington, DC. Alternatively, going north, you can save money by taking SEPTA Regional Rail to Trenton and then transferring to New Jersey Transit from Trenton to New York’s Penn Station. Intercity buses are another way out of town. Buses depart from the terminal near Chinatown or AROUND TOWN JFK Boulevard west of 30th Street Station. Look up BoltBus, Megabus, Greyhound and others for Biking is an inexpensive and popular way to get $1 flash sales and other discounts. around quickly. Indego, Philadelphia’s bike-share system, offers monthly memberships and single Explore New Jersey! Take PATCO from Center City, rides. Check out bicyclecoalition.org/resources with stops along Locust Street and at 8th and Market for safety tips, maps and favorite routes on The streets. PATCO rides on the Ben Franklin Bridge Circuit Trails—our regional trail network—plus into Camden and the suburbs of Collingswood, information on taking your bike on the bus or train. Haddonfield and Lindenwold. New Jersey Transit trains from 30th Street Station connect to Cherry Hill Need a ride? Lyft, the ride-sharing service, is the and Atlantic City. easiest way to get a ride whenever you need one. Download the Lyft app and get a ride from a From Philadelphia International Airport, you can friendly driver in minutes. take a cab or rideshare to Center City. SEPTA’s Airport Line runs every 30 minutes from 5 a.m. to No car. No problem. Join Zipcar and have wheels midnight and stops at University City; 30th Street when you need them without the hassle of owning Station, Suburban Station and Jefferson Station your own car. Zipcar makes getting off campus in Center City; and Temple University Station. You a breeze with gas and insurance included. Visit can purchase a Quick Trip from the SEPTA Key zipcar.com/campusphilly to join for $15. Fare Kiosks located at each Airport Line terminal Walking! There’s no better way to get to know the stop. The Fare Kiosks accept credit/debit cards PAGE city and discover hidden gems. Look into taking and cash. A fare can be purchased onboard the a guided walk tour with your friends; you’ll learn train, but only cash is accepted. Several shuttle and see a lot. van companies have good rates, especially for 44 groups; call in advance to reserve.

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HOTEL DISCOUNTS These hotels offer special rates for visitors to college campuses. When booking, ask for the Campus Philly rate.

The Study at University City The Study at University City is a sophisticated yet relaxing hotel at the crossroads of Drexel University and the University of Pennsylvania. Located at the corner of 33rd and Walnut streets, The Study is setting new expectations for comfort and service. Enjoy complimentary morning coffee daily, valet parking, a 24-hour fitness facility, and CO-OP Restaurant & Lounge, a neighborhood restaurant emphasizing local and seasonal ingredients. For reservations, visit www.thestudyatuniversitycity. com or call 215.387.1400

The Inn at Penn, A Hilton Hotel Located on the campus of the University of PERKS FOR ALL Pennsylvania and blocks from Drexel University, SEPTA KEY University of the Sciences and Amtrak’s 30th CARDHOLDERS Street Station. Enjoy the restaurants and shops LIKE DISCOUNTS ON along Walnut and Sansom Streets as well as easy access to Center City and Historic LOCAL TOURS Philadelphia. AND STORES, For reservations call 800-HILTONS BITES AND BREWS, Discounts may apply based on availability. GAMES AND GEAR, Please ask for the “Campus Visit” discount rate. THEATER AND CONCERT TICKETS, AND MORE ... Looking for travel tips, transit help or troubleshooting advice? 1.877.88PHILA | [email protected] This optional offer is neither a MetaBank® nor Mastercard® product or service and neither endorses this offer. SEPTA Key Prepaid Mastercard is issued by MetaBank, Member FDIC, pursuant to license by Mastercard International Incorporated. Mastercard is a registered trademark, and the circles design is a trademark of Mastercard International Incorporated. See Cardholder Agreement for details.

GETTING AROUND 47 SEPTA Regional Rail & Rail Transit READ the map, RIDE the lines

The orange line is the Broad Street Line running from La Salle University and Temple University in the north through Center City and down to AT&T Station for the sports complex. Local trains make every stop. Express trains skip some stops noted on posted maps. For big sporting events, special trains run non-stop from City Hall Station. There is a free transfer at City Hall to the Market-Frankford Line.

Doylestown Doylestown Delaware Valley University West Trenton Delaware Valley NewUniversity Britain West Trenton The blue line is the Market-Frankford Line (the “El”), which stretches from 69th and Market streets New ChalfontBritain Chalfont Link Belt in the west, past the University of Pennsylvania and Drexel University, to the Delaware River Link Colmar Belt Yardley Amtrak to: New York Colmar Fortuna Warminster WoodbourneYardley Amtrak to: 9th Street Boston Fortuna WoodbourneLanghorne New York waterfront at 2nd and Market streets in the east, and then north along the river up to Frankford, Lansdale Warminster BostonNJ Transit to: 9th Street NeshaminyLanghorne Falls NJ Transit New Yorkto: Lansdale New Jersey Points Pennbrook Hatboro Neshaminy Falls Trevose New York through neighborhoods like Northern Liberties, Fishtown, and Kensington. The El runs underground North Wales Pennbrook TrevoseSomerton New Jersey Points Gwynedd Valley HatboroWillow Grove North Wales SomertonForest Hills Delaware River Trenton Gwynedd ValleyPenllyn WillowCrestmont Grove through Center City but is elevated above ground elsewhere, hence the “El” nickname. ForestPhilmont Hills Delaware River Trenton PenllynAmbler CrestmontRoslyn Trenton PhilmontBethayres Transit FortAmbler Washington Trenton RoslynArdsley BethayresMeadowbrook TransitCenter Fort WashingtonOreland North Hills Ardsley MeadowbrookRydal RiverCenter Line Amtrak to: Oreland to Camden NorthGlenside Hills Rydal Noble River Line Amtrak Harrisburg to: Norristown Noble to Camden Pittsburgh Jenkintown-WyncoteGlenside Levittown Trolley lines follow the green line; all stop below ground between 13th and 30th streets along Market Harrisburg Norristown (Elm St) Chestnut Elkins Pittsburgh (Elm St) Jenkintown-Wyncote Park LevittownBristol Thorndale Main St Chestnut Hill East Elkins Street, and then branch out across West Philadelphia at street level. The 10 Trolley runs down Lancaster Norristown Park Bristol ThorndaleDowningtown Main St Hill EastGravers Croydon Norristown Norristown Melrose Fox Chase Downingtown Whitford Norristown Trans. Ctr. ChestnutGravers Wyndmoor Fern Rock Park CroydonEddington Avenue, the 34 down Baltimore Avenue, the 36 down Lindbergh Boulevard, the 13 down Chester Avenue, Exton Norristown Melrose Fox Chase Whitford Trans. Ctr. Hill West Wyndmoor Mt Airy FernTrans. Rock Ctr. Eddington Malvern Norristown Trans. Ctr. Chestnut ParkFern Ryers Cornwells Heights Exton Trans. Ctr. Mt AirySedgwick Trans. Ctr. Rock Hill West Fern Cornwells Heights and the 11 down Woodland Avenue. Separate from the others, the 15 trolley operates the length of PaoliMalvern Conshohocken Highland SedgwickStenton T.C. RyersCheltenham Frankford Trans. Ctr. Daylesford St. Martins Rock Paoli Conshohocken Highland StentonWashington Lane Olney T.C. Lawndale Torresdale Berwyn Spring Mill Allen Lane Cheltenham Frankford Trans. Ctr. Daylesford St. Martins Washington Germantown Lane OlneyT.C. Girard Avenue, past the zoo in West Philadelphia, east to the Delaware River waterfront. Devon Bridgeport Spring MillMiquon Carpenter LawndaleOlney Arrott Trans. Ctr. TorresdaleHolmesburg Jct Berwyn Allen Lane GermantownWister T.C. Strafford DeKalb St Upsal Logan Olney Devon Bridgeport Miquon Ivy Ridge Carpenter Arrott Trans. Ctr. Holmesburg Jct Wayne Hughes Park Tulpehocken Wister Church Tacony Strafford DeKalb St Schuylkill River Upsal Logan St. Davids Gulph Mills Ivy Ridge Wyoming Wayne Hughes Park Manayunk TulpehockenChelten Ave Wayne Jct. Erie-TorresdaleChurch TaconyBridesburg St. DavidsRadnor GulphMatsonford Mills Schuylkill River WyomingHunting Park ManayunkWissahickon CheltenQueen Ave Lane Erie-Torresdale Bridesburg MatsonfordCounty Line Wayne Jct. Erie Radnor Queen Lane N. Phila (CHW) Hunting Park Tioga CountyVillanova Line WissahickonEast Falls Erie Allegheny PATCO’s red line crosses the Ben Franklin Bridge and serves New Jersey from several stops in Radnor N. Phila (CHW) Tioga Allegheny Villanova Villanova Rosemont East FallsAllegheny N. Phila Allegheny Radnor (TRE) North Philadelphia Allegheny Somerset StadiumVillanova (Ithan Ave) Rosemont Bryn Mawr Cynwyd N. Phila Center City. There are no free transfers between SEPTA and PATCO. Vending machines in PATCO Allegheny (TRE) North PhiladelphiaNorth Broad SomersetHuntingdon Stadium (Ithan Garrett Ave) Hill Bryn MawrHaverfordCynwyd North Broad Temple U. HuntingdonYork-Dauphin Garrett Roberts Hill Rd Susquehanna-Dauphin HaverfordArdmore Bala Cecil B. Moore BerksYork-Dauphin stations provide tickets along the route. Bryn Mawr Susquehanna-Dauphin Temple U. Front Trolley Route: Roberts Rd ArdmoreWynnewood Wynnefield Ave Berks 15 to Richmond Haverford Bala Cecil B. Moore Trolley Route: Bryn Mawr Girard Fair mount Front & Westmoreland Ardmore Ave WynnewoodNarberth WynnefieldTrolley Ave Route: Girard 15 to Richmond Haverford Fairmount Frankford Ardmore Jct NarberthMerion Trolley15 to 63rd Route: & Girard 40th Girard Fairmount China-Girard & Delaware& Westmoreland Ardmore Ave town Frankford Wynnewood Rd Merion Overbrook15 to 63rd & Girard SpringFairmount Garden Spring& Delaware Ardmore Jct 40th 30th Street China- Garden Trolley Route: Spring GardenRace-Vine town Spring WynnewoodBeechwood-Brookline Rd Overbrook 10 to 63rd 30th StreetStation Suburban The rest of the lines? They show the Regional Rail suburban commuting routes. SEPTA’s bus Penfield Trolley Route: Race-Vine Station Jefferson Garden City Hall Camden Beechwood-Brookline & Malvern Station(Amtrak/NJT) Suburban Station Township Line Rd 10 to 63rd Jefferson Walter Rand Trans. Ctr. Penfield & Malvern (Amtrak/NJT) Station City Hall Camden Parkview Mill- Station Walter FerryRand Ave,Trans. Camden Ctr. routes are not shown on the map, but also provide frequent and affordable service from the city Township Line Rd bourne 63rd 60th 56th 52nd 46th 40th 34th 30th 15th 13th Collingswood Parkview Mill- Ferry Ave, Camden 69th Street Trans. Ctr. bourne 63rd 60th 56th 52nd 46th 40th 34th 30th 15th 13th CollingswoodWestmont Fairfield Ave 11th 8th 5th 2nd WestmontHaddonfield to the suburbs. Pay onboard next to the driver with a SEPTA Key or cash fare (no change given). 69th Street Trans. Ctr. Walnut St 36th 11th 8th 5th 2nd HaddonfieldWoodcrest FairfieldAvon Rd Ave 37th 33rd 30th 22nd 19th 13th Ashland Walnut Hilltop St Rd 36th40th Woodcrest AvonBeverly Rd Blvd 37th 33rd 30th 22nd 19th City Hall 13th Hilltop Rd Trolley Routes: AshlandLindenwold Congress Ave 40th City Hall Beverly Lansdowne Blvd Ave Trolley11 Routes: to Darby TC Walnut-Locust 9th/10th Lindenwold Congress Drexel Park Ave 13 to Yeadon/Darby TC University NJ Transit to: Drexel Hill Jct Lansdowne Irvington Rd Ave 11 to Darby TC City Walnut-Locust15th/16th 9th/10th Atlantic City Huey Ave Drexel Park 34 to 61st & Baltimore University NJ Transit to: Drexel Hill Jct 13 to Yeadon/Darby TC 12th/13th School Lane Irvington Rd 36 to 80th & Eastwick City 15th/16th Atlantic City To plan your trip visit ISEPTAPHILLY.COM Huey Ave 34 to 61st & Baltimore Aronimink Lombard-South12th/13th School Lane Garrettford 36 to 80th & Eastwick Anderson Ave 49th St Aronimink Drexel Manor Lombard-South Drexelbrook Garrettford Ellsworth-Federal Anderson Ave Marshall Rd 49thAngora St Drexeline Drexel Manor Drexelbrook Creek Rd Fernwood-Yeadon Ellsworth-FederalTasker-Morris Scenic Rd Marshall Rd Angora Drexeline Baltimore Ave Springfield Rd Creek Rd Fernwood-YeadonLansdowne Tasker-MorrisSnyder Scenic Rd Penn St Saxer Ave Baltimore Ave Springfield Rd Springfield Rd LansdowneGladstone SnyderOregon Leamy Ave Penn St Saxer Ave Clifton-Aldan Woodland Ave Springfield Rd GladstoneProvidence Rd Oregon Leamy Ave AT&T Thomson Ave Clifton-AldanClifton-Aldan Magnolia Ave Woodland Ave Providence Rd Springfield Mall North St SportsAT& &T Entertainment Complex Thomson Ave Clifton-Aldan Magnolia Ave Paper Mill Rd Primos Bartram Ave Springfield Mall North St Sports & Entertainment Complex Pine Ridge Paper Mill Rd PrimosSecane Bartram Andrews Ave Ave Beatty Rd Pine Ridge MacDade Blvd Providence Rd SecaneMorton Andrews Ave Darby Beatty Rd Manchester Ave MacDade Blvd Curtis Park Providence Rd MortonSwarthmore 102 Darby Edgmont St Sharon Hill Manchester Ave Curtis Park Monroe St SwarthmoreWallingford 102 Folcroft Edgmont St Sharon Hill Jackson St Sharon Hill Glenolden Monroe St Wallingford Folcroft Olive St Moylan-Rose Valley Norwood Jackson St Sharon Hill Glenolden Veterans Sq Moylan-Rose Valley ProspectNorwood Park Olive St Media Ridley Park Eastwick Delaware River Veterans Orange Sq St Prospect Park 101 Media RidleyCrum Park Lynne Eastwick Eddystone Terminal A Delaware River OrangeMedia St 101 Crum Lynne (East & West) Philadelphia EddystoneChester T.C. 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