Above is Poor Richard’s in Point Pleasant. This is one of the neatest stores around. It’s an old hotel that is stuffed inside and out with a multitude of unusual items and antiques. Don’t miss the player piano for a quarter a song. Once you think you’ve seen everything, check toward the back of the […]

June 29th 2003 The annual Celtic Festival was held June 29th, 2003 on the Bristol Wharf. There were bagpipers (of course there were!!!), Civil War Reenactors, craft sellers and food. The centerpiece was the Jeanie Johnston, A re-creation of a three masted ship that brought Irish Immigrants to America during the Potato Famine. More Photos […]

Pen Ryn Mansion on the Delaware 1601 State Road Bensalem, Pa 19020 The Pen Ryn Mansion is open for banquets, meetings and group tours. It is a beautifully restored mansion with a colorful history. Several years ago we held my parent’s 50th wedding anniversary in the library. The food and service were excellent leaving us […]

Here are some of the restaurants in Bensalem that we have not yet reviewed. Bucks County Restaurant 2356 Street Rd Carrabba’s Italian Grill 3210 Tillman Dr Casmirri’s Restaurant  3677 Hulmeville Rd, China Sun 1869 Street Rd, China Moon Restaurant Inc 1965 Street Rd Club House Diner 2495 Street Rd Open 24 hours. They have gone […]

Bensalem is a large, heavily populated township in the lower end of Bucks County.  It has it’s own rich history with historic buildings such as the Pen Ryn Mansion, the King Library,  and the  Eddington Presbyterian Church There is plenty of recreation available with excellent facilities such as the Neshaminy State Park which is also […]

Bucks County has a vibrant nightlife scene. You can find establishments catering to a variety of ages and tastes. Venues range from small corner bars to Michael’s Cafe with it’s six bars and two dance floors.   New Hope and Doylestown offer an environment where you can walk through the town and enjoy the various […]

Welcome to our dining reviews. Our reviewers are Kiki and Kyle. You get two reviews (and perspectives) for the price of one!!. Check back as we plan to be adding more  restaurant reviews shortly. Click any of the links below for our reviews!! The Logan Inn – New Hope (11/25/04) Kenny’s Spirited Eatery  Bar, (formerly […]

The Uhlerstown Covered Bridge takes Uhlerstown Hill Road over the Delaware Canal near Lock 18. The bridge is in a picturesque location in that as you approach from River Road, there is a small mountain behind the bridge. There are some old buildings in the immediate vicinity of the bridge. If you park near the […]

The South Perkasie Covered Bridge is listed in the National Register of Historic Places as Structure – #80003441.  It is located in Lenape Park where it was moved in 1958. The Perkasie Historical Society maintains the historic structure which was originally constructed in 1832 .

The Pine Valley Covered Bridge is located just in New Britain just west of Doylestown. It is on Iron Hill Road and crosses Pine Run Creek. If you want to see and photograph the bridge there is a small community park, the New Britain Civic Association Covered Bridge Park  with ample parking just off the […]

The Schofield Covered bridge crosses the Neshaminy Creek  in Tyler State Park. This is a reconstruction of the bridge that burned in 1991. Here is an interior shot of the bridge showing the construction.

The Frankenfield Covered Bridge carries Cafferty Road across the Tinicum Creek. There are few houses in the area so you should be able to find a spot on the side of the road to park. The Bridge is 130 feet long and was built in 1872. If you proceed northwest on Cafferty Road from the […]

This  Covered Bridge can be found on Geigel Hill Road in Erwinna, Pa. Both the bridge and the town of Erwinna are found in the National Register of Historic Places. A view of the Eastern portal. Some barbarian had graffitied the portal which I have airbrushed out. An interior view of the bridge.

George Washington was supposed to have had dinner here prior to crossing the Delaware. The Inn has had several additions over the centuries. Here are some views of McConkey’s Ferry Inn.