Chester County Yesterday

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The Upper Uwchlan Daniel Keeley Homestead built by John Keeley and his wife Rebecca in 1819.

In recent years the farmhouse served as the shop for The Clay Lady, a unique craft and gift shop, and now houses the the Chester Springs branch of Penn Liberty Bank.

The  Keeley barn across Pottstown Pike, built a year later in 1820, currently serves as the home of Styer Propane.

8.31.2014 Pottstown Pike and Font Road_______

Top Image courtesy of Chester County Day House Tour 2013 newspaper.

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