Easton is the “easternmost” city of the 3 major cities in the Lehigh Valley, and the city's core is its fabulous downtown area. Located directly at the confluence of the Lehigh and Delaware Rivers, the scenery is incredible, highlighted by the Delaware Waterfront.
Read MorePhoenixville is a growing area in Chester County, Pennsylvania, with a population of 19,871 residents. Phoenixville is where the famous science fiction horror movie, “The Blob” theatre scene was filmed at the historic Colonial Theatre (not sure if a comma is needed here ?) way back in 1958.
Read MoreBala Cynwyd is located along Philadelphia’s famous and wealthy Main Line, close to the city limits. It is best known for its upscale shopping, office buildings, hotels, and restaurants. Bala Cynwyd has long been the home to most of the major broadcasting outlets in the Philadelphia region.
Read MoreEast Stroudsburg was just recognized as one of the “Best Secluded Towns in Pennsylvania “, and no wonder. Located in the heart of the wondrous Pocono Mountains, East Stroudsburg has a population of almost 10,000 according to the most recent census.
Read MoreHome of the famous Monopoly Board property “Reading Railroad”, Reading, PA has been getting a lot of notoriety due to its great location and numerous awards, such as one of the Top 150 largest metropolitan areas in the United States to live, and retire.
Read MorePopular New Hope We discussed that New Hope is an amazingly popular destination despite the borough being so small. So what are some of the top attractions? For starters, New Hope has an astounding amount of historic sites and buildings, with the oldest being the Rhoades Homestead.
Read MoreThe tiny borough of New Hope is a widely popular place because of its size. Originally named “Coryell’s Ferry” after the owner of the ferry business, New Hope sits on only 1.4 acres and has a population of just over 2,600.
Read MoreIn addition to Reading, PA being a wonderful bedroom community, centrally located with many major cities and towns all located within 60 miles, the Reading area has a lot going on for itself.
Read MoreLocated just 16 miles north of Philadelphia, the borough of Ambler is very small in size, but packs a big punch. The definition of a “small town”, Ambler covers an area of only one square mile but has an incredible array of shops, restaurants, bars, and special events.
Read MoreLocated just 9 miles from Center City, Philadelphia, Ardmore is one of the 7 “Ritzy” suburbs that make up the famous Philadelphia Main Line.
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