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Posts Tagged "Food"

Christmas Village in Philadelphia Opens Soon

Nov 20, 2014 - Photo by: Kory A. Beginning on Thanksgiving and going through the last Sunday of December, Philadelphia’s... Read More

Nov 18, 2014 - Originally constructed as an inn in the Quaker town of Kimberton in 1796, this dining destination has... Read More

Nov 12, 2014 - Photo by: John K. If you are looking for amazing food in a wonderful atmosphere, then... Read More

Nov 7, 2014 - Photo by: Robin S. When you are craving delicious, Southern-style food at great prices, then chow... Read More

Oct 28, 2014 - Photo by: Percy N. Mayly’s BYO uses the freshest, seasonal ingredients to prepare meals that will... Read More

Did You Know:

Public schools here spend nearly $3,000 more per student than the national average.
Phoenixville was originally named Manovan until it was incorporated in 1849.
Phoenixville has marked the revitalization of the town with the celebratory burning of a large wooden phoenix since 2004.
The Colonial Theatre and parts of the city were included in the famous movie The Blob.
The city was included on Philadelphia Magazine’s list of “10 Awesome Neighborhoods To Call Home.”
The French Creek Nail Works in Phoenixville was the first nail factory in the United States when it opened in 1790.