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Describes the interior decoration of the town house of musician-composer Frederick R. Haas in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Designers hired by Haas to restore the town house; History of the building; Music room; Rotunda; Library; Master bedroom.

The article describes the home of lifestyle consultant Katie Brown which is a four-story townhouse in Brooklyn, New York. She took the advice of her mother and mother-in-law and went to shop for furniture at Drexel Heritage. She refinished the floor in reclaimed barn wood found at Conklin's in Susquehanna, Pennsylvania. The ground floor was a combination of office space, test kitchen and creative den.

Focuses on the memories of a middle-aged reporter on a row house on Osage Avenue in West Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Tragedy that befall 78 families; Boyhood experiences of the reporter.

The article focuses on a crime committed by wide receiver Marvin Harrison of Indianapolis Colt in North Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Robert Nixon witnessed that Harrison fired a series of shots to a man named Dwight Dixon, who was a drug dealer, a few distance way from the football players' bar Playmakers. Nixon ran and was unknowingly shot in the back while the shooting was occurring, he later told the police that he did not see anything. As of 2010, Nixon is filing a civil lawsuit against Harrison for damages from the shooting.

A personal narrative is presented in which the author discusses her childhood as an African American living in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the racial issues that marked that period, and about the stories her friend tells her of being a social worker in the city.