Main Line Today October 2017
The newly elected president and Malvern resident shares his vision for the trust.
Rejuvenate your mind and body with these unique remedies.
The founder of Wayne-based Waltzing Matilda USA chose passion over stability.
The director of the Bryn Mawr outpost shares her personal style.
The Glenolden restaurant is an authentic neighborhood gem.
Local experts weigh in on what our mothers never told us.
The nonprofit founder shares his favorite things.
The former executive director spent 20 years building MLAR before he was ousted.
Interior Designer Naomi Stein made this Ardmore home better suited to its owners.
This Gettysburg escape takes visitors on a jaunt back to the Civil War era.
Their Rye Boulevardier is a can’t-miss.
The Ardmore oil executive put too much faith in the power of money.
Vibrant hues and bold prints dominate this bachelorette pad.
The Scotts helped found a Chester County support group for the chromosomal disorder.
Our editor reflects on the many inspiring stories in the pages of this month’s issue.
The criminal defense attorney counts mobsters and gang members among her past clients.
The treasured watering hole still thrives under owner Franny O’Brien.
An electric blue David Galan handbag and a hand-painted TomTom and Company lamp are among this month’s biggest trends.
West Chester’s Vintage Market and the Wayne Art Center are offering plenty of home décor options.
Who needs Halloween when you’re wearing a digital mask all year long?