Upper Darby is a township in northeastern Delaware County, Pennsylvania, and an eastern suburb of Philadelphia. Many things to do in Upper Darby are woven around its rich history, with the township being established officially in 1736. Its history even dates back to the early 1650s when the first permanent

Haverford, Pennsylvania, is a prosperous unincorporated community located approximately three miles west of Philadelphia. Haverford Township in Delaware County and Lower Merion Township in Montgomery County shares this community. Haverford borders the unincorporated component of Haverford Township known as "Havertown," as well as Bryn Mawr, Ardmore, Gladwyne, Wynnewood, and a

Delaware County, Pennsylvania, is famous for its historical and cultural sites since it is also the oldest settled part of the state. Founded in 1789, Delaware County also enjoys a superb location on the northern banks of its famed namesake river. It helps a lot, too, that the Philadelphia International

As an unincorporated community, Glen Mills shines with its small-town charm and welcoming ambiance. The community’s name came from two on-site paper mills essential to the national government. While those mills no longer exist, the area still has its fair share of historic buildings like the Newlin Mill Complex.