March marks Women's History Month, a time to honor the women who helped shape generations through courage, vision, and perseverance. Yet some voices have grown faint with time. This month, Not Phade Away™: Forgotten Stories Of Philadelphia highlights four women from Philadelphia’s history whose contributions once echoed across the city, but whose stories have sadly slipped from memory.
Some places tell stories that deserve to be heard for generations. Through vision, determination, and tireless effort, she preserved the landmarks that keep Philadelphia’s past alive, protecting the very sites that shaped the city’s history. Discover how one woman’s dedication saved pieces of the past we can still walk through today!
As the world’s most famous ship slips into legend… a voice rises from the past.
Inspired by the sweeping emotion of Titanic, Writer and Photographer Savanna R. Fisher brings to life a powerful firsthand account from one of the ship’s passengers. Through memory, emotion, and lived experience, this story places you on deck as history unfolds—intimate, haunting, and unforgettable,
Beneath the shadowed streets of Philadelphia, a publisher vanished, leaving grief and whispers in his wake. One woman’s love would not rest; her heart, placed in his grave, beats as a symbol of devotion that transcends death itself. Yet a chilling mystery remains—where is the rest of her body today? Step into a story of love, loss, and secrets buried in the darkness.
She was a woman ahead of her time. Her strong will and vision made Thanksgiving a national tradition, penned the beloved poem Mary Had a Little Lamb, and helped shape customs we take for granted today—from white wedding dresses to Christmas trees in the home. Discover the story of a woman whose influence is still felt in every holiday and household tradition.