Newtown Township About 12 miles west of center city Philadelphia in Delaware County is Newtown Township. Although close to Philly and adjacent to the Main Line, Newtown Township in recent years has become a strong community. Newtown Square The center of the township was laid out by William Penn himself in the late 1600’s while he … Read more
In the 1680s, Welsh Quakers arrived near Philadelphia and established two separate towns, Bala and Cynwyd (pronounced kin-wood), named after towns back in their home country of Wales. Once a singular post office was established for both communities, the separate towns began to be looked at as one community. Today, however, Bala and Cynwyd each … Read more
Nestled in scenic Lower Merion Township, the town of Ardmore is yet another in a long list of rich historic destinations along the Main Line. A suburb, just west of Philadelphia, Ardmore’s roots date back to the mid-1800s. The town was originally named “Athensville” in 1853 and renamed “Ardmore” 20 years later. Like most of the … Read more
With its roots dating all the way back to the 17th Century, the area that Malvern proudly calls home is full of rich history. Today Malvern is billed as a great place to live, work and play and offers plenty for the discerning house-hunter, the hard-working business man and/or woman and the adventure-seeker alike. Those themes ring true in … Read more
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