Julia Cornelius Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️

About Philadelphia

So, whores—where do I start? They’re everywhere, always have been. Back in olden days, like medieval times, they’d hang out in taverns, dodgin’ priests and pox. Fun fact: some even paid taxes—called “whore’s pence,” legit! Imagine that, taxman knockin’ on a brothel door, “Oi, love, cough up!” Makes me chuckle, that does. History’s wild—whores were basically the OG entrepreneurs, runnin’ their own gig while kings and queens pretended they didn’t notice.

Found in 1 Collection or Record:

Mary Hooker Cornelius. Books from the extended shelves: [X-Info] Cornelius, Mary Hooker: The young housekeeper's friend (Thompson, Brown, ) (page images.

I gotta mention the corner of Oak & 2nd. Magical spot, I swear, like a secret hideout. Sometimes, a rainbow shows up there after a shower. "We hates it!" I mumble if too many tourists flood in, but still, it's my fave disagreement with noisy masses!

Local history museum will be $2 million anchor downtown