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The Dinky
The Princeton Dinky at rest before departing soon. The shot captures the entire Dinky from a sideroad POV.
We see the power lines that supply the Dinky. Early forms of communication were built along train routes including telegraph and telephone lines.
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CCTV
The CCTV camera on top of 1915 Hall may go unnoticed by the casual observer.
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circular manhole cover
Circular manhole cover with a linear, almost-woven hatch design that also presents the text "THE S.J. CRESWELL IRON WORKS 23rd & CHERRY STS. PHILADELPHIA. PA." centered. The manhole cover connects gray brickwork and darker gray asphalt to its sides
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mysterious black boxes
One tall black box, one short black box in Goheen Walk
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symmetric fork
A symmetric fork on Streicker Bridge to two generally similar but not identical paths.
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manhole cover
A manhole cover for the Bell System. According to Wiki these are telephone service systems and were founded in the 1870s. Now they are used by AT&T
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"Telephone of the Wind"
A public art piece in the garden of the MacLean House, which is a rotary telephone displayed in a wooden case. Above it is a plaque which states this piece was created from grief and is meant to allow people to connect with their lost loved ones.
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Danny Devito Shrine
A shrine to Danny Devito in the underground depths of Little, behind the laundry room. A popular gathering place. There are lots of pipes and heaters and cement walls.
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public table
A concrete sculpture that's an upside-down cone, so its surface is a perfect circle that people can sit on or be around.