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May 21, 2024 · Doylestown Memorial Day Parade will begin at 9 a.m. on Memorial Day Monday, May 27. The historic parade is ready for another year. "Last year, approximately 1,700 people participated in the parade, representing over 100 separate units, including eight local school bands, with an estimated 15,000 spectators looking on," read a portion of ...
2 days ago · said Doylestown Mayor Noni West. Around 1,700 people, including veterans, marched along Court Street for the event on Monday. An estimated 15,000 people lined the streets to watch.
2 days ago · Doylestown Memorial Day Parade is a massive annual event, taking place on the last Monday in May in Doylestown, a borough in Bucks County, 25 miles north of Philadelphia, The town is known for its rich history and the Civil War Library and Museum, boasting many rare and one-of-a-kind artifacts from the Civil War and over 1500 historical books.
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- May 27, 2024
May 8, 2024 · DOYLESTOWN, Pa. - Inside the Mercer Museum's largest ever exhibit is the story of the American Revolution not told in school, starring the Doan Gang.
- Bo Koltnow
6 days ago · It opened on June 21,1927, and was named in honor of William’s Aunt Fanny Chapman (1846-1924). In 1956, all the pool’s assets were transferred to Doylestown Borough, and the trustees became the board of managers. Members were appointed by the borough. In 1959, the present diving pool and the upper instructional pool were donated by Martha ...
May 2, 2024 · On a sunny day in May 1898, Doylestown’s Main Street was gaily decorated as crowds awaited the arrival of the first trolley car. Initially run by the Bucks County Electric Railway Co. and later by the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co., the trolley line ran 12 miles between Doylestown and Willow Grove. (Additional lines to Newtown and Easton were ...
May 11, 2024 · Not everyone in America felt patriotic about the American Revolution. One notorious family from Bucks County... was recognized as a threat... by no less than George Washington.
