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Aficionados of “the original tiny house” know that not all trinities are tiny. Additions and extensions give some of them valuable interior space, while others […]

The four-story — that is, three stories plus basement — version of the Philadelphia trinity house has an established order of rooms from bottom to […]

This gorgeous trinity for sale in Queen Village is truly original, and outstanding, in several ways. For starters, it actually consists of two trinities that […]

Both Queen Village and Bella Vista have plenty of little pedestrian lanes and courtyards lined with trinities, like the gated one on which this Queen […]

This week, we have a pure trinity for you: three stories plus a basement. No ells, no extensions, no additions, and no outdoor space other […]

We refer to the trinity here as “the original tiny house” because they are among the oldest house types in the city. You can find […]

The oldest trinities in Philadelphia can be found mainly in three places: Elfreth’s Alley in Old City. Society Hill. Queen Village. And of those three […]

If you’ve been working from home for the past year or so, you may be able to deduct the cost of keeping up your office […]

My inner grammarian may have given up the fight against it, but it still gets steamed over the widespread misuse of the word “unique.” The […]

Most people here, when asked what Colonial Philadelphia must have looked like, will probably point to some block or other in Society Hill. But truth […]

Generally speaking, even extended trinities lack space for truly gracious entertaining if you’re having more than one or two people over to visit. This updated […]

Londoner Charles Dickens found Philadelphia’s rectilinear grid of streets enervating. Writing about his 1842 trip to the city in American Notes, he described it thusly: “It […]

As you walk the streets of a number of Greater Center City neighborhoods, you will notice openings between the townhouses. The narrower ones are usually […]

Trinities, as we all know, are cult items: Those who love them really love them, while everyone else just shrugs and moves on. And one […]

Back in 1911, when the building you see in the photo above was built, Queen Village was one of the epicenters of Philadelphia’s Jewish community, […]