Earl Township

517 North Railroad Avenue, New Hollond, PA, USA, 17557

www.earltownship.com

In 1681, King George II granted William Penn, a Quaker, a Charter and he proceeded to establish a government for the new colony. Penn appointed a Governor, Provincial Council and a General Assemble, which was to be elected by the freemen of the colony. ...

Telephone717-354-0773
Fax717-355-0599
East Bradford Township

666 Copeland School Road, West Chester, PA, USA, 19380

www.eastbradford.org

The land consisting of East Bradford Township was part of the original land grant from King Charles II to William Penn in 1681. Bradford Township was established in 1705 and was named for Bradford, England. East Bradford Township was established in 1731, ...

Telephone610-436-5108
Fax610-436-8652
East Brandywine Township

1214 Horseshoe Pike, Downingtown, PA, USA, 19335

www.ebrandywine.org

n October of 1990, the East Brandywine Historical Commission decided to commemorate the township's sesquicentenary with the publication of a book on the township's history, "A History of East Brandywine Township". The township Supervisors approved the req ...

Telephone610-269-8230
Fax610-269-4157
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East Caln Township

110 Bell Tavern Road, Downingtown, PA, USA, 19335

www.eastcalntownship.com

Link to East Caln Township, Chester County, PA from D.L. Howell and Associates, Inc.

Telephone610-269-1989
Fax610-269-9183
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East Coventry Township

855 Ellis Woods Road, Pottstown, PA, USA, 19465

www.eastcoventry-pa.gov

From the East Coventry Township Comprehensive Plan, Adopted May 2003 At the beginning of the 18th century, the region was vaguely described in old records as “the Highest District from Skoolkill to Brandiwine,” and was known as the “Skoolkill Distr ...

Telephone610-495-5443
Fax610-495-9925
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East Donegal Township

190 Rock Point Road, Marietta, PA, USA, 17547

www.eastdonegaltwp.com

The original township of Donegal was organized by the court of Chester County in 1722, and was one of the two townships which composed Lancaster County at the time of its erection in 1729. On the 24th of June, 1838, a division was effected, whereby the ol ...

Telephone717-426-3167
East Fallowfield Township

2264 Strasburg Road, East Fallowfield, PA, USA, 19320

www.eastfallowfield.org

Pennsylvania was established as a colony in 1681 when the territory was granted to William Penn by King Charles II, of England. Penn, a Quaker with a strong sense of justice, then purchased the land from the native indians. Chester County was founded in 1 ...

Telephone610-384-7144
Fax610-384-7143
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East Goshen Township

1580 Paoli Pike, West Chester, PA, USA, 19380

www.eastgoshentownship.org

Much of the charm of East Goshen Township comes from its historical heritage. The history and development patterns of the Township have defined, in part, current land use patterns, road systems, economics, points of interest and place names. Historic pr ...

Telephone610-692-7171
Fax610-692-8950
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East Greenville Borough

206 Main Street, East Greenville, PA, USA, 18041

www.egreenville.org

The Borough of East Greenville was incorporated in 1875 in the Goshenhoppen region of Upper Montgomery County. In 1865 the extension of the Perkiomen Railroad through the borough helped to stimulate the growth of the borough, along with the Green Lane and ...

Telephone215-679-5194
Fax215-679-3931
East Hempfield Township

1700 Nissley Road, Landisville, PA, USA, 17538

www.easthempfield.org

When Lancaster County was formed in 1729, one of the original townships was Hempfield. The township included the areas now known as Columbia, Mountville and East Petersburg boroughs and Manor, West Hempfield and East Hempfield townships. Around 1740 Manor ...

Telephone717-898-3100
Fax717-898-9486
East Lampeter Township

2250 Old Philadelphia Pike, Lancaster, PA, USA, 17602

www.eastlampetertownship.org/eastlampeter/site/default.asp

East LampEast Lampeter Township is located in beautiful and historic Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, just to the east of Lancaster City. East Lampeter is noted for its diversity of land uses, which include industry, business park, retail commercial, tour ...

Telephone717-393-1567
Fax717-393-4609
East Lansdowne Borough

155 Lexington Ave., East Lansdowne, PA, USA, 19050

www.eastlansdowne.org

East Lansdowne's history is somewhat different from other present day Delaware County communities. The joining of numerous individual farm parcels in a piecemeal fashion created most other townships and boroughs, however East Lansdowne retains the distinc ...

Telephone610-623-7131
Fax610-259-2636
East Marlborough Township

721 Unionville Road, Kennett Square, PA, USA, 19348

www.eastmarlborough.org

East Marlborough Township was established by the Pennsylvania State Legislature in 1729. East and West Marlborough Townships were carved out of the larger Marlborough Township, which was considered too unwieldy. Pennsylvania rural Townships were originall ...

Telephone610-444-0725
Fax610-444-1380
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East Nantmeal Township

3383 Conestoga Road, Glenmoore, PA, USA, 19343

www.eastnantmealtwp.net

Link to East Nantmeal Township, Chester County, PA from D.L. Howell and Associates, Inc.

Telephone610-458-5780
Fax610-458-1970
East Nottingham Township

158 Election Road, Oxford, PA, USA, 19363

www.eastnottingham.org

While it is true that East and West Nottingham Townships trace their origins back to the "Nottingham Lotts" of late 1701, these "Lotts" were never recognized as such as a legal entity. The earliest extant tax record for Chester County is that of 1715 and ...

Telephone610-932-8494
Fax610-932-9441
East Pikeland Township

1158 Rapps Dam Road, Phoenixville, PA, USA, 19460

www.eastpikeland.org

Pike's Land was the first name given to a grant of 10,000 acres by William Penn to Joseph Pike from Cork, Ireland, in 1705. It was eventually sold by Pike's ancestors and in 1838 was split in two parts, East Pikeland and West Pikeland. Mr. E. Kimber es ...

Telephone610-933-1770
Fax610-933-0919
East Vincent Township

262 Ridge Road, Spring City, PA, USA, 19475

www.eastvincent.org

There is archaeological evidence that East Vincent Township was visited by Native Americans thousands of years before Europeans arrived. It is believed that the Native Americans roamed the area, stopping to fish along the Schuylkill River, hunt game, and ...

Telephone610-933-4424
Fax610-933-1142
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East Whiteland Township

209 Conestoga Road, Frazer, PA, USA, 19355

www.eastwhiteland.org/default.aspx

The first European settlers, who were Welsh, arrived in Whiteland Township about 1621. Founded in 1704, Whiteland Township was made up of what is today known as East and West Whiteland townships. The name Whiteland originates from Whiteland Gardens, Flint ...

Telephone610-648-0600
Fax610-648-0388
Easttown Township

566 Beaumont Road, Devon, PA, USA, 19333

www.easttown.org

In 1682, the counties of Chester, Philadelphia and Bucks were delineated within William Penn’s Providence of Pennsylvania. An 8.2 square mile area, a north/south diamond of rolling hills in the extreme eastern portion of Chester County became Easttown Tow ...

Telephone610-687-3000
Fax610-687-9666
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Eddystone Borough

1300 E. 12th Street, Eddystone, PA, USA, 19022

www.eddystoneboro.com

Link to Eddystone Borough, Delaware County, PA from D.L. Howell and Associates, Inc.

Telephone610-874-1100
Fax610-874-1605
Eden Township

489 Stony Hill Road, Quarryville, PA, USA, 17566

www.co.lancaster.pa.us/eden_township/site/default.asp

“The township of Eden was taken from Bart, and legally organized into a separate township in 1855, with boundaries as follows: North by Strasburg, northeast by Paradise, east by Bart, southeast by Coleraine, and southwest by Drumore, west by Providence. ...

Telephone717-786-7915
Fax717-786-6896
Edgmont Township

1000 Gradyville Road, Gradyville, PA, USA, 19039

www.edgmont.org/index.html

The first record of Edgmont Township dates from 1686, when Joseph Baker was listed as Constable for Gilead, the original name for Edgmont and a portion of Thornbury Township. The name Edgmont was adopted in 1687, and derives from the Royal Manor of Edg ...

Telephone610-459-1662
Fax610-459-3760
Elizabeth Township

423 South View Drive, Lititz, PA, USA, 17543

www.elizabethtownship.org

Elizabeth Township possesses a rich historical heritage. Established in 1757 from what was then Warwick Township, it was split again in 1853 to create the present Clay Township to the east. The area now comprising Elizabeth Township played an importa ...

Telephone717-626-4302
Fax717-626-0102
Elizabethtown Borough

600 South Hanover St., Elizabethtown, PA, USA, 17022

www.etownonline.com

In 1730, Thomas Harris purchased a large tract of land and established a trading post on the Conoy Creek. This trading post became the Bear Tavern, which in 1753 was purchased by Barnabas and Elizabeth Hughes from County Donegal, Ireland. Barnabas Hug ...

Telephone717-367-1700
Fax717-367-6800
Elk Township

952 Chesterville Road, Lewisville, PA, USA, 19351

www.elktownship.org

Elk Township was formed in 1857 from 10.4 square miles that were formerly part of East Nottingham. Besides being the smallest township georgraphically in the area, it also is the least populated. As part of the historical "Nottingham Lots," its settlement ...

Telephone610-255-0634
Fax610-255-0492
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Elverson Borough

101 South Chestnut Street, Elverson, PA, USA, 19520

www.elverson.org

Originally part of West Nantmeal Township, early settlement in the area of present-day Elverson responded to its situation along an established trade route from Lancaster to the French Creek iron furnaces at a location where travelers had access to three ...

Telephone610-286-6420
Fax610-286-5950
Ephrata Borough

124 South State Street, Ephrata, PA, USA, 17522

www.ephrataboro.org/ephrataboro/site/default.asp

Ephrata Borough is located in the northeastern section of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. The Borough is the outgrowth of the famed religious community, the Cloisters, founded in the early 1700's by the German mystic Conrad Beissel. When the Cloister comm ...

Telephone717-738-9222
Ephrata Township

265 Akron Road, Ephrata, PA, USA, 17522

www.ephratatownship.org/ephratatwp/site/default.asp

Link to Ephrata Township, Lancaster County, PA from D.L. Howell and Associates, Inc.

Telephone717-733-1044
Fax717-738-4344
Exeter Township

4975 DeMoss Road, Reading, PA, USA, 19606

www.exetertownship.com/Pages/HomePage.aspx

The year 1701 is believed to be the year that Berks County was first settled. Swedes, relocating from the Philadelphia and Delaware River areas, settled in what is now Amity Township. In 1712, Isaac DeTurk moved from Esopus, New York to Oley and b ...

Telephone610-779-5660