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PA-2008.4.27#016.2. If only these walls could talk...A good possibility these ruins are from revolutionary times. Headquarters road, Bucks County Pennsylvania.
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PA-2008.4.27#016.2. If only these walls could talk...A good possibility these ruins are from revolutionary times. Headquarters road, Bucks County Pennsylvania.

  • PA-2008.4.26#528.3. Wall Art on the famous and historic Indian Rock Inn. Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-2008.4.26#542.d2. Early American farm home in rural Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-2008.4.27#016.2. If only these walls could talk...A good possibility these ruins are from revolutionary times. Headquarters road, Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-2008.4.28#044.43c. A rain swollen Jugtown creek in Penn's Woods. Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-2010.5.1#171.7. The pony truss Kintner Road Bridge over Gallow's Hill Creek. Kintner Rd., Kintnersville, Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-2010.5.1#173.3. Gallows Hill Creek, a place I spent many hours as a kid fishing, trapping and exploring. Kintnersville, Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-2012.4.28#070.4. A classic vintage Lower Bucks County farm along the Sheep Hole road. Lower Tinicum, Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-2016.5.3#601.2. Saint John's the Baptist Catholic Church near, Haycock. This is the oldest Catholic Diocese in our country. The first Irish Catholics that fled their homeland found refuge with the Quaker's in the Haycock Mountain area in the 1730's. This Church was built in 1854 where the Catholic cemetery was already established.Pennsylvania. Durham Road, Ottsville (Haycock) Pennsylvania.
  • PA-2016.5.11#567.3. A vintage hayrack rests like a monument to the early settlers of rural Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-2016.5.11#568.Old Wildlife Hide. Rural Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-2016.5.11#571-Stokes House c1740. Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-2016.5.15#1010.2. Tinicum Township, Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-2020.9.13#0053.2. The Tuscarora Mountain Tunnel , mp186,2 on the PA Turnpike. The 2nd longest on the Turnpike system at 1.1 miles. Western Pennsylvania.
  • PA-2020.9.13#0056.2. Inside the Tuscarora Tunnel headed east. Second longest tunnel in the PA Turnpike system at 1.1 miles. Western Pennsylvania.
  • PA-2020.9.13#0135.1x. The old Dixie Cup factory in Easton, Pennsylvania.
  • PA-2020.9.13#0146.3. Street Art. Northampton St, Easton Pennsylvania.
  • PA-2020.9.13#0164.3. Street Art on a wall supporting the Railway Tracks where the Route 611 crosses the Lehigh River. Easton Pennsylvania.
  • PA-2020.9.13#4537.1. Dairy Farm western Pennsylvania.
  • PA-2020.9.14#0261. The Tohickon Creek not far from the Stover-Meyers Mill. Bucks County Pennsylvania.
  • PA-2020.9.14#0472.3. The historic Golden Pheasant Inn. The land on which the origonal Tavern was built was part of the London Company Land Grant and became part of Arthur Erwin's land in 1769. Arthur helped George Washington cross the Delaware in 1776 and was later killed in the line of duty in 1791. Arthur Erwin's family sold the 46 acres the Golden Pheasant now stands on in 1801. Joseph Haney acquired the land in 1811 and applied for a Tavern license. Haney died in 1828 and the land and Tavern that he built are bought by Patrick Mulvaney. When he acquired his tavern license he called it Waterman's Inn. The Delaware canal was already under construction and opened in 1832. it ran right through Mulvaney's property. Business prospered all up and down the River. The Tavern changed hands three more times and burned to the ground in 1876. It was rebuilt and is pretty much the building that stands today. It changed hands at least 6 more times and is currently owned by Jack Thompson who also owns the Black Bass Hotel. Located on River Road a little south of Erwina Pennsylvania. All of my Grand kids have worked in the Inn when they were growing up.
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