Doylestown, The Tiny Little Jem
Have you ever heard of Doylestown PA?
From culture to theater you'll find it all in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. Few cities can offer the culinary ambiance and tradition as well as the particular sophistication and splendor of this little Philadelphia suburb.
Beside monuments that capture the tradition of the tile works and the Mercer Museum are historic relics from the revolutionary and civil war era that beg ponderous of passers buy of the lives lost solidifying a position for our country as well as economic evolution as mom and pop shops have opened and closed over the 400 years of this town's existence.
To visit Doylestown is to love this place. Strolling down the historic back roads and stumbling upon the hidden treasures like the civil war museum, walk a little further and uncover tiny steel gated graveyards with tombstones that whisper a legacy of a time that has passed and lives lived and lost in the name of war and prosperity.
The town center is still the hub of this region where the local youth follow the tradition of loitering and sipping cold drinks on hot summer days on the benches in front of the Starbucks Coffee franchise; an odd place to host a crumbling franchise chain but a unique aspect to our little town none the less.
The County Theater is a local visual arts incubator as you can find some of the best kept secrets in the independent film industry projected on the walls within. Doylestown is one of those places that has continued to grow and prosper while responsibly turning the intake valve to expansion.
Historical codes to keep this quaint masterpiece a place where tourists can take a 3 hour vacation from the stresses of everyday life have set a stage that has made us the center of admiration to towns everywhere.
From culture to theater you'll find it all in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. Few cities can offer the culinary ambiance and tradition as well as the particular sophistication and splendor of this little Philadelphia suburb.
Beside monuments that capture the tradition of the tile works and the Mercer Museum are historic relics from the revolutionary and civil war era that beg ponderous of passers buy of the lives lost solidifying a position for our country as well as economic evolution as mom and pop shops have opened and closed over the 400 years of this town's existence.
To visit Doylestown is to love this place. Strolling down the historic back roads and stumbling upon the hidden treasures like the civil war museum, walk a little further and uncover tiny steel gated graveyards with tombstones that whisper a legacy of a time that has passed and lives lived and lost in the name of war and prosperity.
The town center is still the hub of this region where the local youth follow the tradition of loitering and sipping cold drinks on hot summer days on the benches in front of the Starbucks Coffee franchise; an odd place to host a crumbling franchise chain but a unique aspect to our little town none the less.
The County Theater is a local visual arts incubator as you can find some of the best kept secrets in the independent film industry projected on the walls within. Doylestown is one of those places that has continued to grow and prosper while responsibly turning the intake valve to expansion.
Historical codes to keep this quaint masterpiece a place where tourists can take a 3 hour vacation from the stresses of everyday life have set a stage that has made us the center of admiration to towns everywhere.
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