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John Coltrane's Philadelphia House Will Become a Cultural Heritage Site

via NPR News·Sep 5

On the centennial of his father's birth, Ravi Coltrane described plans to turn the Philadelphia home where John Coltrane lived during a pivotal 1950s period into a cultural heritage and community space. The house had fallen into disrepair. Supporters are raising funds for restoration.

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