Pennsylvania

Greetings from Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania holds many nicknames, The Key Stone State, The Cradle of Liberty, The High Water Mark of the Confederacy. Whichever you choose few states can boast as rich a history forming out nation. From clockwise upper left to right: The Capital building in Harrisburg, The Liberty Bell, Pittsburg, the Amish Country, covered bridge, and Gettysburg.

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Cairnwood

former home of John and Gertrude Pitcain. Architects: Carrere and Hastings, Landscape: Olmsted. Completed in 1895

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Doylestown, Pennsylvania

FORMER INTELLIGENCE OFFICE

Doylestown, Bucks County

Doylestown's first newspaper was printed in a log cabin at this location on July 7, 1804. Since then, the building housing Doylestown's newspaper has been reconstructed or enlarged five times, as recently as 1925. This impressive Victorian brick structure dates to 1876. In 1973 the newspaper moved to its current location on North Broad Street.

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New Hope

North Main Street





Old historic houses which have been converted into distinctive shops, galleries and resaurants line the streets of New Hope in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

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