It’s no secret that Berks County is an amazingly historic place. Located just outside of Philadelphia and Allentown – two meccas for industrial development – Berks County was and continues to be a major player in the United States’ economy.
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Welcome to Easton: A Look at All This Quaint Pennsylvania Town Has to Offer Planning to relocate your family’s life to a small city that still has an abundance to explore? Easton fits the bill.
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When to Tip Movers We often get asked by our customers if it is standard to tip the movers, and if so how much. Our response is yes, provided the following occurred: The moving crew showed up on time, or if they were running late you were notified.They were polite and courteous.
Read MoreThe idea of being able to step out of your home and have easy access to restaurants and bars along with close proximity to museums, festivals, and more is appealing.
Read MoreAlthough formally established in 1887, Easton has a history dating back to 1736. Thomas Penn, the son of William Penn, surveyed a tract of land at the convergence of the Delaware and Lehigh Rivers. Later in the 1750s, further surveyance was done to establish a town at “the Place of the Forks.
Read MoreBerks County is a wildly historic and interesting place, with deep cultural roots in European immigrants. This rural and agricultural region may be unassuming at first glance, but centuries of rich lineages are hiding in plain sight.
Read MoreThe Lehigh Valley region of Pennsylvania is a great place to call home. This is a beautiful area of the country that’s known for hiking, kayaking, and biking in the summer and skiing in the winter.
Read MorePennsylvania is a state with a rich history and culture. It has been home to many people for generations, but in recent years, more and more Pennsylvanians have been moving out of the state.
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In 1928, O’Brien’s Moving & Storage opened our doors as a one-truck operation that delivered ice and other packages to local businesses.
Read MoreThe historical Crystal Cave near Kutztown boasts of a rich history, dating all the way back to the 1800s. The cave was discovered in 1871, and a year later it was proclaimed “Pennsylvania’s Greatest Natural Wonder.
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