on the National Register of Historic Places. Listed in the Philadelphia Register of Historic Places, the following buildings are protected by the City of Philadelphia and the Philadelphia Historical Commission: Bradlee & Co.'s Empire Chain Works, 1615-31 N. Delaware Avenue (1905-10) The Edward Corner Warehouse, 1100-02 N. Delaware Avenue (1921). The Frederick J. Rapp House, 1003 Frankford Avenue (ca.1786). The Fifth Dutch Reformed Church, 2345-49 Frankford Avenue (ca.1863). The Jacob Souder Frame Dwelling, 1132 Marlborough Street (ca.1810). The Joseph Paxson Frame Store & Dwelling, 1250 E. Palmer Street (ca.1827). The Morse Elevator Company, 1101-03 Frankford Avenue. The Morse Elevator Company, 1105-09 Frankford Avenue. The Morse Elevator Company, 1111-17 Frankford Avenue. The Otis Elevator Company's Boiler & Engine House, 1045-49 Sarah Street (1904). The Penn Asylum for Indigent Widows & Single Women (aka The Penn Home), 1401 Susquehanna Avenue (ca.1769). St. Laurentius Roman Catholic Church, 1600-06 Berks Street. 10th District Patrol House & Stable, 1416-22 Frankford Avenue (1891-92) Education The School District of Philadelphia operates public schools. Alexander Adaire School is the elementary school of the community. Penn Treaty School (formerly Penn Treaty Middle School), grades 6–12, is in Fishtown. Residents were previously zoned to Kensington High School. St. Laurentius School is located in Fishtown. In popular culture In the book Coming Apart: The State of White America, 1960–2010 (2012), Charles Murray names an imagined entity of white working class decay for Fishtown, inspired by Fishtown, Philadelphia. The comic book Fishtown (2007-8), by Kevin Colden, portrays a murder that occurred in Fishtown, based on the 2003 Murder of Jason Sweeney. The neighborhood was partially filmed in and is a focal point in several episodes of the 2020 AMC television series Dispatches from Elsewhere, created by and starring Jason Segel. Season 5 of Netflix's reboot series Queer Eye was shot in Philadelphia. Fishtown was the primary recording location for episode 1 "Preaching Out Loud". See also List of Philadelphia neighborhoods References External links Fishtown Neighbors Association (FNA) website Fishtown neighborhood forum New Kensington Community Development Corporation (NKCDC) website Historical Society of Pennsylvania articles about Fishtown and Kensington Photo History of Philadelphia 19th century Philadelphia maps Fishtown information page K-8 schools: Adaire Alexander School St. Laurentius School Neighborhoods in Philadelphia Irish-American neighborhoods Irish-American culture in Pennsylvania Irish-American culture in Philadelphia German-American culture in Philadelphia Bridesburg-Kensington-Richmond, Philadelphia