Wallace Township
www.wallacetwp.org
Wallace Township was formed through a division of West Nantmeal Township in 1852. The Township—as defined by its current boundaries—includes nearly the same territory as the early eighteenth century Springton Manor, minus a small portion of land that was ...
Warwick Township
www.warwicktownship.org/warwick/site/default.asp
In 1729, Lancaster County, named after the English Shire (county) of Lancaster, became the fourth division of Pennsylvania, and seventeen townships of Lancaster County were created. Warwick Township was the eleventh township formed of the original sevente ...
West Bradford Township
www.westbradford.org
West Bradford Township was originally part of Bradford Township; organized in 1705. It was divided into East and West Bradford in 1731. Its boundaries changed in 1849, when a portion in the southeast was included in the formation of Pocopson Township. ...
West Brandywine Township
www.wbrandywine.org
Link to West Brandywine Township, Chester County, PA from D.L. Howell and Associates, Inc.
West Caln Township
www.wcaln.org
Link to West Caln Township, Chester County, PA from D.L. Howell and Associates, Inc.
West Chester Borough
www.west-chester.com
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West Cocalico Township
www.co.lancaster.pa.us/west_cocalico/site/default.asp
West Cocalico started as “Cocalico”, an Indian name meaning “den of serpents”, in 1729 and then divided into East and West Cocalico in 1838.
The area of Reinholds was originally settled around 1727. The Reinholds area contributed firearms to the war ...
West Conshohocken Borough
www.westconshohockenboro.com
Founded in 1874, today it is a lively community, a successful mix of residential and commercial with an emphasis on livable neighborhoods with passive and active recreation opportunities. West Conshohocken is a wonderful place to work, live and play.
West Donegal Township
www.co.lancaster.pa.us/westdonegaltwp/site/default.asp
Link to West Donegal Township, Lancaster County, PA from D.L. Howell and Associates, Inc.
West Earl Township
www.westearltwp.org/west_earl/site/default.asp
In 1729, Lancaster County, named after Lancashire, England, was organized as a county and, also, the townships within it were established. Among those townships was Earl, named after Hans Graf, a Swiss Mennonite. "Earl" is the English name for "Graf" or " ...
West Goshen Township
www.wgoshen.org
The lands of Goshen were purchased in 1681 from William Penn as part of the Welsh tract of Westtown. By 1704, Goshen and Westtown had become separate townships. In 1788, the formation of the Borough of West Chester reduced the size of Goshen. Finally, in ...
West Grove Borough
www.westgroveborough.org
The village of West Grove derived it's name from the Friends Meeting House on Harmony Road which was built in 1787 on the western edge of London Grove Township. West Grove was separated from London Grove Township and became an incorporated Borough in 1893 ...
West Hempfield Township
www.twp.west-hempfield.pa.us/westhempfield/site/default.asp
The recorded history of West Hempfield Township originates in 1729 when the boundaries of Lancaster County were defined by surveyors upon the decree of the provincial government. Hempfield was one of the original townships of the county and included the p ...
West Lampeter Township
www.westlampeter.com/westlampeter/cwp/view.asp?A=12&Q=538415
West Lampeter Township is a township of the second class with a population 13,145 (2000 census) within 16.5 square miles. West Lampeter has a unique mix of agriculture and suburban country development. While we have grown over the past decade, West Lam ...
West Nantmeal Township
www.westnantmeal.com
The original settlers of our area were from the Radnorshire section of Wales. They named the land Nantmeal or Nantmill meaning "sweet water".
The original Welsh settlers were followed by the Scotch-Irish. When the division of Nantmeal created three sep ...
West Norriton Township
www.westnorritontwp.org
Established in 1909, Norriton Township was divided into West and East Norriton Townships. West Norriton Township became a first class township on November 15, 1924, when its population exceeded the required density of 300 persons per square mile. The 2000 ...
West Nottingham Township
www.wnt-gov.org
West Nottingham Township is located in Southern Chester County,
Pennsylvania, about three miles south of Oxford. Lancaster County,
East Nottingham Township and the State of Maryland surround the rural
countryside of the township.
Established in 1 ...
West Pikeland Township
www.westpikeland.com
Link to West Pikeland Township, Chester County, PA from D.L. Howell and Associates, Inc.
West Pottsgrove Township
www.westpottsgrove.org
West Pottsgrove Township was established in 1900, and took its area from Upper Pottsgrove Township. This small township is situated in part on the Schuylkill River and in terms of location, is the western most municipality in Montgomery County. Although a ...
West Vincent Township
www.westvincenttwp.org
William Penn’s vast lands were divided first into counties (Chester, Bucks, Philadelphia, and Montgomery), and then into townships. Vincent Township was divided roughly in half in 1832, with about 12,000 acres in the western portion. Algonquin and Lenni L ...
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