Basketball courts
Found in 19 Collections and/or Records:
37th and Mount Vernon Streets Playground, 1967-1972
This file contains 5x7 and 8x10 black and white photographs of the site prior to construction, the playground and grounds, and the basketball court.
61st and Baltimore, proposed recreation improvements to basketball court and surrounding area, 1975 April 25
Basketball courts at Ridge Avenue and Midvale Avenue, architectural and electrical site plans, details, 1983 February
Basketball lighting at various sites. Sedgeley Drive Recreation Center site plan [3 copies], 1982 July
Clifford Park basketball court, 1970 August 24
Columbus Square, 1956-1965
This file contains photos of the Columbus Square round house building, groundbreaking ceremony, children and adults using park facilities, an ice cream-eating contest, and an opera performance.
Dendy Playground (formerly Schwartz), 1970-1977
This file contains 8x10 black and white photographs of the dedication ceremony of the park fountain, the dedication ceremony of a new building, the building exterior, a game of basketball, the park grounds, the park fountain, and children playing on the playground. Notable people featured in this file include Recreation Commissioner Robert Crawford and civil rights activist and city councilman Cecil B. Moore.
Deni Playground, 1959, 1970-1976
Contains 5x7 and 8x10 black and white photographs of the building exterior, park grounds, children playing on the playground, a game of tennis, a game of basketball, and the dedication ceremony for completion of the recreation center's redevelopment program. Notable people featured in this file include Recreation Commissioner Robert Crawford and Philadelphia City Councilman Harry Jannotti.
Hunting Park basketball court, 5 foot grids, 1962 July 30
Jerome Brown Playground, 1962-1972
Photographs in this file include exterior views of the building, grounds, and facilities. It also documents the site before and after a graffiti clean-up. Notable people appearing in this file include Mayor Tate and Recreation Commissioner Robert Crawford.
