Birthplace of Emanuel Haldeman-Julius, shown on p. 4 of "Trailing E. Haldeman-Julius in Philadelphia and Other Places" by Albert Mordell. Caption reads, “237 Race Street, Philadelphia, Pa. (now a deserted house), where E. Haldeman-Julius was born on July 30, 1889. For years he believed this house had been torn down to make room for the Philadelphia-Camdem bridge, but recently learned from Albert Mordell that it was still standing in all its melancholy decay. The house stands in a block on the north side of a street that was spared when approaches to the bridge were cleared.”