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Author: Doug Humes

Requiem for the Joseph Lewis House

Our neighbor in Marple lost their historic Pond House, on the 11th fairway of Paxon…

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Remembering Drew Lewis

Drew Lewis, the man who gave me my first job as a lawyer, had deep…

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Widening “the Pike”

The West Chester Pike familiar to us was the child of an existing road out…

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Smedley Butler: Semper Fi!

General Smedley Butler was a man of contradictions. He was born in 1881 in West…

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A House Divided, A Nation Born

If you’ve been reading Newtown Square Friends & Neighbors for a while, you know that…

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Will Snite’s Stage Coach

Several years ago, I came across the grave of William F. Snite at the Marple…

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We Remember!

We celebrate Memorial Day, the memory of D-Day, the 4th of July and Veterans Day….

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Lost and Found: The West Family House

We take great pride in reminding Newtown residents that the Father of American Painting, Benjamin…

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Early Churches in Newtown

The early settlement of Pennsylvania, like Massachusetts, was primarily driven by religion. People with views…

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Women in History: The Grim Sisters

Germany had its Brothers Grimm, and Newtown had the Sisters Grim: two local girls who…

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