The two homeless guys in sleeping bags were addicts who overnighted at the pier with Eddie Zampitella. Eddie is the guy in the photo below waving from his elevated sleeping spot in the columns of the eastern pier structure. He didn't tell me his last name or that he owned and ran The Last Stop, a well-known drug recovery center, then a storefront on Kensington Avenue in the heart of an infamous drug neighborhood. I learned that online where I also learned Eddie was in trouble with the city for, among other sins, allowing down-and-out people to sleep there despite a zoning ordinance. He slept there himself, but possibly relocated to the pier when the city began enforcing the ordinance. I don't know where he slept after Conrail and Philadelphia police cracked down on Graffiti Pier trespassers in 2018. While Eddie was in residence he kept his area of the pier clear of empty paint cans and other debris. He brought in trash cans and posted signs urging people to use them. He also posted Last Stop signs, some of which are probably still there. According to a March 2019 news story, Eddie settled his differences with the city and moved his recovery center to a new location on Somerset Street.