<h1>17 Barron Philly was integrated in the early 60’s, check out the 63-64 classroom and later, and I don’t think Rizzo was yet commissioner.</h1>
<p>[Wynnewood</a> Road Elementary School](<a href=“http://www.brucerodgers.com/ak/wwes/WynnewoodRoadES.htm]Wynnewood”>http://www.brucerodgers.com/ak/wwes/WynnewoodRoadES.htm)</p>
<p>Wynnewood might have been integrated in the 60’s, but in 2000, it was 92.9%white.</p>
<p>It was either this or The Jetsons.
[Dick</a> Clark?s Flintstones Inspired Home in Malibu | Bored Panda](<a href=“Dick Clark's Flintstones Inspired Home in Malibu | Bored Panda”>Dick Clark's Flintstones Inspired Home in Malibu | Bored Panda)</p>
<p>Integration aside, Wynnewood is not Philadelphia.</p>
<p>Rizzo didn’t become Commisioner until the late 60’s, '68 or '69.</p>
<p>ek, I’m usually one of the first to moan about celebrities being extravagant when they could be doing something great with that money… but that house is freakin’ awesome.</p>
<p>The fact that the animal appliances are not included made the house a non-starter for me, EK!</p>
<p>Wynnewood and Phila. schools were integrated at the same time, as I recall. Wynnewood is a Philly suburb. EK, when first integrated I’m sure it was less than in 2000!</p>
<p>^^remember the Flintstones doorbell?? Wasn’t it a mini dinosaur or something like that…sorry to digress!</p>
<p>Someone on the radio said today that if not for Dick Clark…Soul Train, MTV, and possibly walkmans and iTunes/iPods etc would not exist…kind of a stretch, but interesting…</p>
<p>parent1986, I realize it’s a suburb. My point is that Wynnewood isn’t typically representative of the city itself.</p>
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<p>Does this mean he won’t be on New Year’s Rockin Eve? :(</p>
<p>As creepy as it sounds, he could be there- er, his “hologram” could be there. Look at what happened with Tupac. </p>
<p>Those things creep me out. Let the dead rest in peace.</p>
<h1>29 You’d be surprised. There were areas in Phila. that weren’t predominantly poor and African American in the 50s and 60s. Overbrook, Wynnfield and parts of Center City are a few. There are more.</h1>
<p>According to our local paper in high school he was voted “Most likely to sell the Brooklyn Bridge!”</p>