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Chestnut Hill

Chestnut Hill

Neighborhood in Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaWikipedia

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Oct 6, 2026

Justin RoczniakHOST
35:56
I mean, this alignment is very, very, very old.
Justin RoczniakHOST
36:00
The Philadelphia and the Redding line out to Chestnut Hill was like one of the very first railroads in the United States.
Justin RoczniakHOST
36:12
So, you know, this is like...
Justin RoczniakHOST
36:15
Some decision that was made, you know, before writing was invented, you know, because this this yeah, this this was built as sort of, you know, an attempt to get out to Norristown, Pennsylvania.
Justin RoczniakHOST
36:30
And by the time they they reached Chestnut Hill, they realized our surveys were shit.
Justin RoczniakHOST
36:35
We can't do this, guys.
Justin RoczniakHOST
36:37
Yeah.
Gareth DennisHOST
38:20
Exactly, yeah.
E. Michael JonesGUEST
17:07
The nicest neighborhoods were train lines, and that's where the elite went, uh, in the 1920s.
E. Michael JonesGUEST
17:12
They moved out to Chestnut Hill on one side of the Schuylkill, and they moved out to the Main Line on the other.
E. Michael JonesGUEST
17:18
The, the Main Line refers to a railroad line.
E. Michael JonesGUEST
17:20
So these were train suburbs, and they were different.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
1:37
Whatever one calls it, the land is a swath of roughly 700 rural acres boxed in by a Roxborough roadway where the city's manifest destiny seems to have curled up and died.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
1:50
In the late 1800s, it was intended to be the next Chestnut Hill, but the landscape, littered with steep ravines, proved too tricky for train lines.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
2:00
In 1965, the hundreds of wooded acres were converted into what is now the Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
2:08
It's one of the nation's first urban preserves of its kind, and the largest privately held open space in Philadelphia.
Joe LexGUEST
22:14
The Bolin plot and the Wetherill plot are still active plots.
Joe LexGUEST
22:18
The Bolins live out in Villanova, and then the Wetherills live in Chestnut Hill.
Joe LexGUEST
22:22
And whenever a family member dies, they go into this plot with the 70 other people who are already there.
Steve CudenHOST
22:27
That's am- so there's still open space for them to go?
Claudia VargasGUEST
6:30
Mm-hmm.
Abby FritzPANELIST
6:30
Um, I do understand that maybe more experienced bikers have different perspectives on this, and something mentioned in the, um, Chestnut Hill article, uh, about this was that, you know, some bikers, it's hard for them to completely stop the bike because they have clip-in shoes or-
Trenae NuriHOST
6:47
Right, I saw that
Abby FritzPANELIST
6:47
... or it slows down their momentum.
Abby FritzPANELIST
7:04
Just as someone who is not a great biker and likes to bike, I will not be, I will not be doing that.
Abby FritzPANELIST
7:10
[laughs]
Trenae NuriHOST
7:10
And also, uh, in the Chestnut Hill Local, it was reported that this bill has strong support from the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia.
Claudia VargasGUEST
7:21
And I, you know, I think, and I think this was noted in the article, too, that a lot of bicyclists already do this.
Gray HallHOST
26:54
The rain did not put a damper on a night of history and art.
Gray HallHOST
26:58
They flipped the switch on the annual night of lights in Philadelphia's Chestnut Hill neighborhood.
Gray HallHOST
27:03
Every night through Monday, Germantown Avenue will transform into a walkable outdoor gallery.
Gray HallHOST
27:09
Archival images and stories are projected through storefront windows while colorful lighting highlights the architecture.
Dom GiordanoHOST
2:46
That's where I would do it.
Victoria CoatesGUEST
2:47
Well, I'm, I'm up in Chestnut Hill, and so it's e- it's easier to do here.
Victoria CoatesGUEST
2:51
This wouldn't be a challenge.
Victoria CoatesGUEST
2:52
I'm thinking down south, where they-
Dom GiordanoHOST
110:07
The word I've been using all the time, Robert Common, but they're insulated.
Dom GiordanoHOST
110:11
They think Chestnut Hill is an example.
Dom GiordanoHOST
110:13
They voted for Krasner.
Dom GiordanoHOST
110:14
They're insulated.
Dom GiordanoHOST
110:15
You want a couple of drive-bys going down the main street there in Chestnut Hill, Germantown Avenue, with the shops and all that.
Dom GiordanoHOST
110:25
What is it? Pickleball.
Dom GiordanoHOST
110:26
They had 300 people out because of the noise.
Dom GiordanoHOST
50:31
The word I've been using all the time, Robert Common, but they're insulated.
Dom GiordanoHOST
50:34
They think Chestnut Hill is an example.
Dom GiordanoHOST
50:36
They voted for Krasner.
Dom GiordanoHOST
50:38
They're insulated.
Dom GiordanoHOST
50:39
You want a couple of drive-bys going down the main street there in Chestnut Hill, Germantown Avenue, with the shops and all that.
Dom GiordanoHOST
50:48
What is it? Pickleball.
Dom GiordanoHOST
50:49
They had 300 people out because of the noise.
Kent ChungusHOST
12:58
Little bit about this old man.
Kent ChungusHOST
13:00
He was originally from Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania.
Kent ChungusHOST
13:03
He was the retired vice president of his daddy's coal mining company.
Kent ChungusHOST
13:07
And that company was called Keystone Coal Mining, and it was located in Philadelphia.

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