Main Line Today September 2011
Food and music festivals, a fall home show, horse-drawn carriages and more add color to the Main Line region this month.
July 16, 2011 Big Bend Farm, Chadds Ford Beneficiary: Brandywine Conservancy
June 14, 2011 The Philadelphia Navy Yard Beneficiary: Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation
For the story on this year’s 24 Women on the Move who are making an impact on the Main Line and beyond, click here.
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Drive time: About 3 hours. Fall foliage colors in Central Park last for only a few short weeks, but the lights of Times Square and Broadway dazzle day and night all year long. Of New ...
Drive time: About 4 hours. It isn’t easy to live in the shadow of a legend, let alone two. With the world-renowned Inn at Little Washington as its most famous resident and Shenandoah National Park ...
Drive time: Less than 4 hours. Four of the Civil War’s bloodiest battlefields: Chancellorsville, Spotsylvania Courthouse, The Wilderness, Fredericksburg. Very few places in the nation offer a more in-depth and dramatic historical perspective of the ...
Drive time: Less than 3 hours. Legendary early-20th-century film director D.W. Griffith let the spectacular scenery of this out-of-the-way Pocono foothills town speak for itself in his silent epics. Milford still offers all of the ...
Looking ahead, founder Dale Keshishian sees a demand for young professionals in healthcare. Her program educates—and inspires—today's high-schoolers.
Sustainability, seasonal ingredients, and locally sourced foods—this is the philosophy on which she and Dave Magrogan built Glen Mills' Harvest Seasonal Grill & Wine Bar. Here's why.
Location: 50 Sweetwater Road, Glen Mills. Drive time: 45 minutes. Cost: Rooms are $150-$230, cottages $150-$375. The scoop: This combination 1734 Quaker farmhouse and 1815 Georgian manor has quite an interesting history, including a British ...
Bullying at school has taken on more sinister dimensions—even on the Main Line. Hence, the surge in anti-bullying education.
The Bala Cynwyd-based vocalist can sing in 12 languages—and she’ll blow you away in all of them, including SIORA's latest album, The Other Side of the River.
You don't need to trip far—Virginia, New York and Pennsylvania itself—to shake those back-to-school blues and enjoy an autumn getaway.
In commemoration of the disaster's 10th anniversary, we trace the journey of the World Trade Center's "steel trees" from New York to Lukens National Historic District in Chester County.
The Bryn Mawr resident is a rock ’n’ roll junkie. Find out what else makes him tick.
Pointlookout Farmlife Scarf Brandywine River Museum ($75) Jamie Wyeth’s 2005 painting, Pointlookout Farmlife, has found its way onto a 36-inch, satin-silk square with hand-rolled hem. With its rich emerald hues, majestic horses and Canada geese ...
