Videographer Cory Popp is taking you into Philly’s hidden corners. First up: The Reading Viaduct Tunnel.
He wrote:
The Reading Viaduct Tunnel is one of those places that most Philadelphian’s know exist, but few have actually seen it themselves. My hope is that this story will reignite interest in seeing this space repurposed and encourage more people to discover parts of the city they don’t often see.
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