The Philadelphia Print Shop – an iconic, well-respected, and nationally-known dealer in rare prints, maps, and rare books – has been acquired. The new owner, David Mackey, will relocate the... Read more
Editor’s Note: The following story was originally published on Dec. 9, 2019. ___________________ Chesterbrook resident David Mackey’s antique map hobby unexpectedly began at the Devon... Read more
Now in its 26th year, Chester County’s annual Town Tours and Village Walks program is a tradition that many local residents and visitors look forward to each summer. This year, the program h... Read more
The General Warren in Malvern is celebrating its 275th anniversary and is planning to mark the occasion with special activities and food-and-drink features throughout the year, writes Michae... Read more
Editor’s Note: While the Chester County Antiques and Art Show and The Devon Horse Show were recently cancelled, Malvern Maps was stocked and ready with more than 400 originals. Now, wi... Read more
Jim Sinclair – a seasoned guitarist who played country music with a number of famous musicians, including Johnny Cash – has amassed an impressive collection of everything from WWII uniforms... Read more
Camp Elder, located on a farm in Westtown, was a Civil War parole camp where the Union Army confined close to 2,000 of its own soldiers, writes Mark Dixon for Main Line Today. All the soldie... Read more
Mt. Zion AME (African Methodist Episcopal) Church in Devon will get a historical marker from the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission for its central role in the “Berwyn School Segr... Read more
The efforts of Kennett Township’s Historic Commission to preserve the Isaac Allen House on McFarlan Road are slowly moving forward, writes Steven Hoffman for the Chester County Press. Despit... Read more
Ken Johnston, a trekker who has been following Harriet Tubman’s Underground Railroad trails, received a warm welcome when he arrived in Kennett Township, writes Steven Hoffman for the Cheste... Read more
