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- Address:
74 West Broad Street
Bethlehem, PA 18018Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Fusion / EclecticPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.edgerestaurant.net/
- Phone: (610) 814-0100
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Fusion / Eclectic, French, Asian
- Executive Chef: Timothy Widrick
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Edge offers a private dinning room available for up to 60 guests for dinner. Please contact the restaurant for details.
- Private Party Contact: Manja Fields 6108140100
A word from Edge
Located in the heart of downtown Bethlehem, Edge delivers a wonderful dining experience in a casual upscale atmosphere. Chef Timothy Widrick uses French and Asian influences in his classic to modern cuisine. Enjoy a fantastic wine selection designed to please every palate, or perhaps a perfectly crafted cocktail.Continued
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Edge reviews from OpenTable diners
29 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.8Service4.6
- Ambiance4.6Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (23)special occasion (20)romantic (15)neighborhood gem (12)notable wine list (9)good for groups (9)hot spot (8)vibrant bar scene (6)great for outdoor dining (3)late-night find (1)Show More
- Service was very good as wellBabeDined on 3/1/2014Service was very good as well as the food. Could use a larger bar or maybe a service bar somewhere else.Special Features:
- Glad I made the trip to BethlehemmdfoodieVIPDined on 2/28/2014I have to frequently travel to allentown for family business and don't usually venture to Bethlehem for dinner. My sister and I were very pleasantly surprised by meal at Edge. there were lots of food and drink options -- we opted for a bunch of small plates and appetizers and concluded that each was better than the next. Our only complaint was that we should have remembered to ask for salad dressing on the side or for the kitchen to apply it lightly. There was just a little too much. But the food was really delicious!Special Features:
- Fantastic SpotOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/20/2014The food is fantastic and it is a great place for almost any occasion. Service is always fantastic and the menu has something for everyone. The chef always adds a few additional specials which keep this place very unique. Great selection of wines and the bar service is fantastic.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I was excited to go to EdgeOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 2/14/2014I was excited to go to Edge since the menu looked appealing but once we got there it was a disappointment. Went on Valentines day with my husband and there was a lot of couples but you would have not known it was Valentines day. The rolls were hard and the oil on the table did not have flavor . I had the crab cakes which were over fried and the Remoulade was nothing but mayonnaise taste and the Napa slaw was warm and was not good to eat.
- Good food, good serviceLehighStudentDined on 2/14/2014Went for Valentine's day. Food was good, seafood was fresh (I would recommend the tuna tartar). Nice, romantic ambiance. Expect to pay, especially if you are drinking.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing as UsualchloeDined on 2/8/2014I have never had a less than fantastic experience at The Edge. The food and service are always top notch. I would highly recomend this restaruant to anyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- They validate your parkingJdemo78VIPDined on 2/7/2014I like the parking validation. It's such a small and nice thing. I have some dietary restrictions and they were very accommodating. Overall a very nice night out, it was a nice place to add some variety. They had some really nice flavor profiles.Special Features:
- Fitting end to Restaurant WeekRadnorsnanaDined on 2/1/2014We always book Edge for the last restaurant in Bethlehem's restaurant week. From the rustic dinner rolls to the delicious desserts (rustic apple tart and mille feuille with chocolate and peanut butter, it was as memorable as the last six restaurant weeks dining here!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FantasticCdg1234Dined on 1/31/2014Top notch dining experience. The food was prepared perfectly, service was very attentive and atmosphere was very relaxing and pleasant. This was the third time we have visited Edge and all our experiences have been very consistent. Would highly recommend as a place to dine in downtown Bethlehem.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasant eveningOutoftownersDined on 1/17/2014Edge is a stylish, well-lit restaurant with nice views onto the streets of Bethlehem. Food was consistently good; service was friendly and accommodating, if a bit inelegant at times. E.g.: the wine we ordered after our cocktails only arrived after our entrees had been on the table for a few minutes. We loved the appetizer special -- mushroom toast -- as well as our entrees (New Zealand lamb chops, and and salmon). The Gingerly Gin cocktail was interesting and worth trying; the Spin on the Old, on the other hand tasted like a watered down, and too sweet, Old Fashioned. For the price, I think there are better restaurants in the Lehigh Valley, but it was a pleasant evening.Special Features:
- ConsistentPhilly24VIPDined on 1/15/2014Each time we dine at Edge, it is consistently good from the food to the servers. The appetizers are a good plasce to start especially the edamame and the panko encrusted boursin. The entrees are always more than enough, no simping on portions at Edge. Always a good choice when in the BEthlehem area.Special Features:
- Consistently excellentCJofTheLehighValleyDined on 1/3/2014Edge has by far become our favorite fine dining restaurant in Bethlehem. Everyone who works there contributes to making each person's experience feel special. They are all knowledgable about both the food and drinks menus, and the waitstaff is genuinely interested in providing you with the best dining experience. We would recommend Edge to both meat lovers and vegetarians for an all around excellent meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place for dinner-OpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 12/31/2013We truly enjoyed our New Year's Eve dinner at the Edge. We are from out of town and had no idea what to expect. It was a great find. Our waitress was wonderful and we would be sure to go back on our next trip to Bethlehem.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- best dining in BethlehemMelissaThereseVIPDined on 12/27/2013In a downtown area dominated by theme restaurants and pubs, this is a terrific dining experience. We had a vegan in our party, and the eclectic menu had our entire group of six happy. Cauliflower and brussel sprout appetizers were great, and so was the gnocchi with duck confit. Our salmon entrees were amazing, and the vegan loved his asian vegetable bowl too. Wine is a tad overpriced but at prices starting at $30 not unbearable. Service was good but note that add 20 percent to parties of six or more. Interior was a bit dated in style but clean and comfortable.Special Features:
- I took my family there forMingosorusDined on 12/27/2013I took my family there for dinner. The service was very good and the server was friendly and helpful but not overbearing. Food was quite good. Compared to other similarly priced restaurants, we thought it was on the top list. We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- first date dinnerrobpsuDined on 12/20/2013This was a first date dinner and it was very good. The wait staff did a fine job but didn't make themselves a nuisance. They noticed we were having a good conversation. We ordered the mussels as an appetizer with duck and crab cakes for the entrée. Both were prepared perfectly and the portions were fine. Combined the dining experience with downtown Bethlehem at Christmas and it was an enjoyable evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always greatBrianDined on 12/13/2013This was our second time here and certainly did not disappoint. Great food and service. Bench seating could use some pillows as they get uncomfortable but otherwise it is fantastic.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 30th Anniversary DinnerjohnfDined on 11/18/2013My wife, daughter and I visited Edge this past Monday evening to celebrate our 30th wedding anniversary. The experience was, as always, exceptional. The young lady taking care of our table was very professional and personable. All our questions regarding various plates were answered expertly and the meal preparation was perfect. When I casually mentioned our anniversary the dessert dishes were inscribed with "Happy Anniversary" in chocolate on the rims of the plates. Edge is one of our favorite dining places and we've celebrated more than one special occasion there. I highly recommend this restaurant for those looking for a truly fine dining experience.Special Features:
- Always GreatColleenGDined on 11/16/2013I am a regular of Edge and have always had a good experience there. The bar is lovely the service is wonderful and love the food. If I had to find any negatives I wish they would have more specials. The restaurant is elegant and just the right lighting. There always seems to be an upscale crowd attending. They never rush you or take to long. I will continue to enjoy this restaurant.Special Features:
- Great experience!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/9/2013We enjoyed dinner at the Edge last night and it was fantastic! We started off with martinis which were wonderful. Appetizers included the 1/2 dozen oyster - perfect, not gritty, fresh and the tuna tartar - so fresh and delicious! Entrees were the duck and the curry thai chicken... both excellent. We were so full we were unable to try dessert, but we will definitely be back to eat again! Thanks to our server Andrea for a great experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic!OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 10/26/2013Our experience at Edge was phenomenal-- from the attention the moment we walked in the door, through to the courteous, well-timed service, ending with a warm farewell at the door. The meal was superb: escargot and foie gras appetizers amazed; duck, lamb, and steak were prepared to our specification; and, the crispy pork belly small plate and fried brussel sprouts are not to be missed. We felt pampered, dazzled and restored. Edge is our new go-to place in the Lehigh Valley!Special Features:
- The Edge, Bethlehem, PARetiredTravelerDined on 10/22/2013My wife and I were staying in Bethlehem because the Glasbern Inn near Allentown was all booked. We were planning to have dinner with an old friend and his wife, so we let them guide our choice of restaurant. They recommended The Edge, even though they had never eaten there. We all enjoyed the food, and the atmosphere was just right.Special Features:
- Great restaurant!EdieDined on 10/19/2013We were visiting for parent weekend at lehigh and had a wonderful meal at Edge. Everything about the evening was outstanding starting with the cocktail. I would definitely return here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Have had better...FoodieDined on 10/5/2013Had been here before and thought the food was good, but disappointed this time. One bartender was friendly and helpful. Wait-staff were personable, but we felt way too rushed. The crab cakes were disappointing. I've had better at chain restaurants. Steak was good. One thing important to note is that the dining room chairs are very uncomfortable. It's impossible to relax and sit comfortably at your table. Ambience is trendy, but it can be a bit loud.
- Very enjoyableChrisVIPDined on 9/28/2013Dined at Edge on Saturday night and proved to be a great escape from the craziness of Northside. While most restaurants were overflowing, Edge's partially secluded location made for a wonderful dinner. The mussels and tuna appetizers were fresh and delicious, while the duck entree was spectacular. Spin on the Old is a great cocktail to try, as it takes some of the harshness out of the typical Old Fashioned. There was nothing wrong with the service, was just expecting a more engaged server match the excellent food.Special Features:
- EdgeOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 9/17/2013Everything was very good, the service was excellent. We had a bottle of wine and they kept it at the wait station, not sure how comfortable I would feel about that if we had an expensive bottle.Special Features:
- ExceptionalFoodieDined on 9/14/2013The food was amazing! We had a burger and it just melted in your mouth!!Special Features:
- Food mediocre, server EXCELLENTMikeDined on 8/19/2013As the title states....Carissa our server was excellent. But the food was just average. One thing was noteworthy and delicious, the dessert was excellent.Special Features:
- Consistently good service and foodEatoutrviewsVIPDined on 8/3/2013Whenever we visit Bethlehem we book Edge for Saturday night. Of any of the restaurants we like this the best. Has nice selection of small plates and appetizers, in addition to Interesting main courses. They accommodate changes to main course sides if desired. My Husband always get fish. Last weekend I had Duck breast which had a nice light sauce and interesting mushroom spaetzel. Service is good without bring intrusiveSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- recommendCupidVIPDined on 7/26/2013Our food was fantastic-service was good. Highly recommendSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food, OK ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 7/22/2013Have dined there many times - very good spot for a business dinner. While I have always been extremely impressed with the food, the service is inconsistent and at times feels almost a little arrogant. Our table raved about the crab cakes and I had the salmon which was absolutely outstanding.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Highly Recommendedlillj1219Dined on 7/19/2013My boyfriend and I recently had dinner reservations at the Edge for a Friday night dinner. The service was excellent, the food arrived shortly after we ordered and tasted fantastic. I would absolutely recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a finer dining experience for a reasonable price.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great dining experienceMarjeffDined on 7/12/2013We enjoyed ourselves fully. The mussel appetizer was delicious as were our entrees. We will return.Special Features:
- Birthday CelebrationSoCalPatriotVIPDined on 7/11/2013We went to Edge because we had such a wonderful experience when we celebrated our mother's 100th birthday there last July. Perhaps our expectations were so high from that time that we were a bit disappointed for her 101st birthday. The food is always very good, but the service was s-l-o-w, and we arrived at 5 p.m. on a Thursday night. Last year the server brought a dessert with Happy 100th Birthday drizzled on the serving plate. This year there was nothing, even though I did note on the Open Table reservation form that we would be celebrating a 101st birthday. We did not expect a big deal, but no recognition was made. Since negotiating with a walker is not very easy with the parking situation, we would probably not return with Mom.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food, but the chairs...TastyDined on 6/29/2013The meal was excellent, ordered from the Bethlehem Restaurant Week menu. However, the chairs are deceptive. They look nice enough with their wood and red cushions, but they are the most uncomfortable seat! There is absolutely no back support, and when you sit down you literally feel as if you sank 4 inches lower than expected. Not the best for a typically 1-1 1/2 hour dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice Northside FindChrisVIPDined on 6/21/2013Dined on a Friday night and since it was so nice outside, the indoor dining room was relatively empty. We started with cocktails and the 'Spin on the Old' is a must try! If you like old fashioneds, this is a nice twist. We had the tuna tartar appetizer which was fresh and delicious and then I had the crab cakes, which were very good. The music was a little loud for the amount of diners in the restaurant, but after being there for awhile, we got used to it. The portions are very generous and the food was great from first bite to last.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful MenulinnielouDined on 6/8/2013This restaurant has a great menu and a variety of entrees to choose from - all sounded wonderful. We selected the salmon and it was outstanding. Presentation was impressive too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Graduation lunchamygirlDined on 5/20/2013The Edge was an excellent choice for a graduation lunch in Bethlehem, PA. Although I have been to many good restaurants in Bethlehem, The Edge would fair quite well in NYC as well. Very quiet, nice menu, excellent service and everything from appetizers to dessert was delicious. Some noteable items were the hummus, calamari, for appetizers. The crab cakes and scallop potato square were so good, along with the apple tart for dessert!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Mother's Day BrunchToxDocVIPDined on 5/12/2013We normally tend to pass on going out on mother's day (crowds, mediocre food), but when we heard Edge was having a brunch we had to check it out. The food and service was great. The food, ranging from eggs benedict to sirloin tips and salmon in creamy dill sauce were great. I hope Edge does brunch again because I will be 1st in line to make a reservation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OK, but slightly disappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 5/10/2013Edge used to be my favorite restaurant. I did not frequent it often but saved it for special occasions and always looked forward to it. This will probably have been my last visit. The table was so close to the one next to it that the waitress had to take our order from behind my boyfriend's seat. We were literally sitting in a corner, like they ran out of room and had to cram us in. The two things I had asked about when making the reservation earlier that day were both now unavailable, which is understandable but I was still very let down as those were really the ONLY things I wanted, so everything else felt like settling. Bread was very late, food was alright but not memorable, and service was good but not above average.Special Features:


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This is easily the most cynical company that I have ever done business with in my entire life and they need to be shut down. As most have overwhelmingly said, I was a member of a martial arts studio that used Member Solutions for their billing. I received PCS orders as I am in the military, and they refused to honor that. I initially faxed the orders along with the relocation form filled out and signed just like I was instructed, then I waited for a week to receive a response. The response I received was this: "Please provide your permanent change of station orders or orders confirming the length of your stay in ********." Number one, these were PCS orders. So I am already a little livid in the fact that their incompetence crosses such a threshold. Number 2, the dates of PCS were on there and they were right next to the new duty station location. Ok, fine these people are either completely stupid, or they are trying to pull something on me. So I decided to call. The woman I talked to apologized and told me to resend the orders and she will personally see that they are properly looked at. Fine, thank heavens this is might be over. A little later on, I received another email saying:"We have reviewed your request in reference to cancelling out your account due to relocation. Please forward a copy of your regular permanent change of station orders for review." What. The. **** . Needless to say, I was to a point of pure rage. I called and demanded to speak to a supervisor. This guy was a lot a fun to talk to. I told him what happened and he gave me the same crap that everyone else had given, so this time I demanded to speak to the idiots that were not reading these orders properly. And he told me "I cannot do that sir as they do not take calls". Okay fine, tell them to look at the orders again, tell them that they in fact are regular PCS orders and tell them that there is absolutely nothing wrong with the orders that I was providing. "I will personally see that this is taken care of sir". After a little bickering back and forth (from my end mostly) we hung up. I waited for a response that I did not ever receive from him. So I called him back and we basically went through the same dance number that we previously had. Nothing changed. Now, today I received another email. "Yes we have received your orders. We have reviewed your request in reference to cancelling out your account due to relocation. Please forward a copy of your regular permanent change of station orders for review." It never ends.
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So after Jeremiah Langhorne died, the executors sold 172 acres of land and 141 perches (which amounts to a little less than an acre in today's property measurements) to a man named William Scott. Later in the same year, 1753, Scott sold the parcel of land to Archibald Crawford of Warwick Township. The purchase price is not known. Hargrave House now stands on a portion of that land.
As an aside, other owners of large tracts of land around the crossroads that now make up the heart of Doylestown were Joseph Kirkbride, Robert Scott, Edward and William Doyle, Isabella Crawford, and the Flacks.
Like his father, Edward, William Doyle was a tavern keeper. At the time, he went to the county seat – then in Newtown – to petition for a license to allow him to keep a public house. Records indicate he had the recommendations of 14 of his neighbors and friends. The petition asked that no public house be located within 5 miles of where they lived. The Doyles built an inn at the crossroads in 1745. The crossroads were then named Dyer's Mill Road (now Main Street), running north and south, and Swedesford-Coryell's Ferry Road (now State Street), running east and west. The inn and tavern was known as Doyle's Tavern and is where Starbucks is located today.
The family ran the tavern for 30 years before moving to New York state. The country crossroads was called Doylestown in honor of the early pioneer Doyle family.
It's only a few weeks until summer vacation starts, and soon after, you may hear from your bored child, "There's nothing to do." Well, we happen to know that's not true. We've got some very talented people in this town, and while work does keep our thriving merchants very busy, there's always time for a little fun thrown in the mix.
A few of our neighboring business people are involved in Town & Country Players, a local theater troupe that's been going strong for 60 years. Aside from their quality productions, the group also plays host to summer theater workshops for youth. Youngsters from ages 8 through 15 can participate in four weekly sessions from July 7 to Aug. 15. Your budding thespian will learn acting, voice, dance and makeup training, culminating in a production on stage. What fun!
Enrollment is open now. The theater is located along Route 263 in Buckingham. And check out the current offering at T&C – "The Girls in the Garden Club." It looks like a rollicking, good time!
As we said in an earlier blog, William Scott became owner of the land on which Hargrave House was built after prominent legal professional and substantial landholder Jeremiah Langhorne died. As an interesting aside, Langhorne also bequeathed property, a portion of which now lies directly across Main Street from HH, to two slaves he freed, Cudjo and Jo.
Wilma Brown Rezar, noted Doylestown historian, pieced together some information about Cudjo and Jo in her book "Doylestown … and How it Came to Be." In handwritten notes documenting research for her book, she surmised that Langhorne possibly tried to prepare Cudjo and Jo for their roles as landowners by having them remain on the Langhorne Park Plantation and share in its profits. Langhorne gave them 10 cows, eight horses, 20 sheep and all of his farming implements, with instructions to limit the amount of grain sowed, except in a tract of 10 acres. That could be used to plant buckwheat and Indian corn yearly. Out of the profits, they were to support the women and children of the plantation and pay 30 pounds annually in rent to the estate executors.
Life as free men and on their own lands began on March 25, 1751. It is not know where Cudjo lived, but, according to Rezar, it seems likely it would be near the crossings of "the two great roads." Presently, that would be the four corners of State and Main streets in Doylestown. Some of Cudjo's land bordered on what is now Green Street, as well as Court Street.
Rezar expected that the drastic change of living – spending most of his life on a well-established plantation with other like-families to suddenly becoming isolated in a vast, underdeveloped area – may have been too much for Cudjo to handle.
On Aug. 5, 1791, five months after leaving the plantation, Cudjo gave up the "lifetime rights" to his new land for a "consideration," or "value received" to the Langhorne executors.
No other information had been uncovered about Cudjo's whereabouts after that. "Perhaps he returned to the place he knew best – to help the now independent families on the plantation grounds – or possibly he lived with Jo," she said in her notes.
"It would be nice to know what happened to Cudjo and Jo (and their descendants," Rezar added in a footnote. "They played such an important part in our history."
We've been fortunate to be part of a lively, cultural community here in Doylestown. There are so many creative, talented folks here – practicing their crafts and running businesses that are unique to the borough. You'll get a chance to see some of their talents close up during Doylestown Art Days.
More than 60 merchants and organizations will be paired with a variety of artists to show off their skills in photography, painting, music, dance and more. In fact, Hargrave House will display a collection of works from the late noted Doylestown artist David Frame. To see a list of all the participants, visit the Doylestown Art Days website.
The event runs June 5 through June 8 from noon to 6 p.m. daily. It's sponsored by Discover Doylestown. Some special events are planned, so check the website as the weekend progresses. Plan to stop by HH and see some of the artwork we're so proud to display!
Jeremiah Langhorne (1680-1742) was one of the earliest settlers and largest landowners in Bucks County. He was a lawyer, or esquire, and held many legal positions in his life. He served as a justice of the peace from 1715-1719, president of the provincial council, and justice of the Supreme Court from 1726-1739. He served as chief justice from 1739 until his death.
As we said in an earlier entry on Hargrave House's history, Langhorne was a major landholder in central Bucks County.
He also established a manor, or plantation, with many slaves in what is now Bensalem, lower Bucks County. Langhorne purchased two parcels of land totaling 7,200 acres – 5,200 acres sold for the equivalent of almost $4,700 and the remaining 2,000-acre parcel sold for $1,300. Portions of those two sites make up what is Doylestown Borough today.
William Scott became owner to land that Hargrave House sits on now, following Langhorne's death. But land across the street from our house was bequeathed to two of Langhorne's slaves, Cudjo and Jo. We'll talk more about that unusual transaction at that time in history in an upcoming installment on our blog.
Looking for some family fun this weekend? Look no further than Delaware Valley College just outside of town as they head into their 65th annual A-Day.
What started in 1949 as a one-day Activities Day has expanded into a three-day agricultural event that draws thousands of visitors throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. The kids will get a kick out of the tractor parade or milking demonstration. Mom and Dad might learn some gardening or bee-keeping tips. And the livestock and horse competitions are always crowd-pleasers.
Hours are noon to 8 p.m. Friday, April 25; 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, April 26; and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday, April 27. Don't forget to try one of A-Day's famous milkshakes before you leave!
Been dying to try some of Domani Star's famed meatballs? What about that luscious creamy crab soup served piping hot by Pennsylvania Soup & Seafood House? Here's your chance. Both are among the more than 20 restaurants participating in the second annual Doylestown Restaurant Week April 21-27.
Special menu options will be showcased, along with the restaurant's normal culinary fare. You can get a preview of some of the offerings April 17 when Discover Doylestown will hold its brand launch party at The Standard Club.
Our town has so many options when it comes to dining out. From casual to more formal, BYOB places, al fresco dining, and a multitude of ethnic eateries – there's bound to be something for anyone's taste!
There is plenty of history behind what is now Hargrave House. And it began with William Penn, who asked England's King Charles II for land in America as payment for a debt owed to his deceased father. The king granted him 40,000 acres in 1681, which eventually became known as Pennsylvania.
Eleven years later, Penn sailed to America and decided, as a way of enticing people to emigrate here, to offer land at a cheap price – 100 pounds ($166 in today's U.S. dollars) would buy you 5,000 acres. During that trip, he established both Bucks and Philadelphia counties. He also made a treaty with the Lenni Lenape tribe of the Delaware Indians who are also native to our area.
Realizing the massive amount of land he owned was too large to manage alone, Penn sold about 20,000 acres to The Free Society of Traders, a wealthy group of Quaker merchants in England. The Society had offices in Philadelphia too, close to the Delaware River, in an area that later become known as Society Hill.
In 1724, The Society sold large tracts of land to Jeremiah Langhorne. Nearly half of his land was located in what is now Central Bucks County – Doylestown, New Britain and Warwick townships, to be exact. We'll talk about that a little more in our next blog about Hargrave House's history.
We have so many wonderful little shops around town – anything you can imagine, really. And we've got one as a new neighbor, right around the corner from us, to which we'd like to extend a heartfelt welcome. Cowgirl Chile Co. Jewelry just relocated to 4 W. Oakland Ave. Laura Rutkowski handcrafts her own designs of jewelry, but you'll also find an eclectic mix of women's accessories, vintage items, artwork, hot sauces and lots of other cool stuff. Stop by their grand reopening this Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. for some goodie bags and live music. Your own zest for life may just mirror the boutique's own celebration of cowgirl spirit.
Doylestown is a treasure box filled with all kinds of interesting historical nuggets. We stumble on them now and again as we look into Hargrave House's past and celebrate its 200th year at what is now 50 S. Main St.
J. Kurt Spence of Doylestown Historical Society pieced together our 200-year history through various sources. It's much like detective work. One lead points the way to another. Property deeds, found in the Bucks County Courthouse, show land transfers, with some going back to the late 1700s. The records give the names and addresses of the buyers and sellers, description of the property and the purchase price. Sometimes maps were even attached.
Federal census information – gathered every 10 years since 1790 – is also culled. Where you were born, if you immigrated to the United States, when you were married, your occupation and your approximate personal worth were all recorded. (One of those curious historical tidbits from the 1930 census even notes whether a resident owned a radio!)
Other particulars came from old maps, tax records, newspapers, books, local publications, and, yes, the Internet also was used as a research tool.
Spence also credited the late Wilma Brown Rezer, an avid Doylestown historian, for providing firm groundwork in researching early Doylestown land transfers and history.
In the upcoming months, we'll let you in on some more HH history – who some of its owners were, problems with a property line and renovations along the way. It's a fascinating trip through time.


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PMS iPhone App — Love It or Leave It?
So it only makes sense that there is an iPhone app from the makers of PMSBuddy, the service that has the single goal to "keep you aware of when your wife, girlfriend, mother, sister, daughter, or any other women in your life are closing in on "that time of the month" — when things can get intense."
When someone asks me, "Is it that time of the month?" I get defensive and offended. But sometimes it does explain my exceptional grouchiness. Would you endorse a partner getting this iPhone app so they don't have to ask?
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highfive 1 year
haha i agree need it for self use!! there seems to be a more legit app here: www.28days.conceptualspace.net
betty-kraker 4 years
i dont think i like it but i could c it being a guys bff track all the girls he is seeing so he knows when to stay away from that chick but really a app to track pms it could be good for self use
postmodernsleaze 4 years
This is fuckin stupid.
postmodernsleaze 4 years
This is fuckin stupid.
inlove23 4 years
Haha. I agree Betty
inlove23 4 years
Haha. I agree Betty
Bettye-Wayne 4 years
Instead of tracking my rag and being nice to me for a week, maybe everyone should be nice ALL THE TIME. Then I won't have to be a bitch to them.
Girl-Jen 4 years
If someone I knew was tracking me with that, I'd be worried that he would act differently around me during my time of the month. And that would get me all irrationally pissed off, even more than usual. I'd rather just pay attention to my body and remind myself to think before I speak when I know I have PMS.
Kazagirl 4 years
Ok this version is a bit appalling. No one besides myself needs to know when my time of the month is. Now, I have a version where I keep track of my own cycle. It is nice to know when it will begin because I can never remember on my own.
bellavita214 4 years
Now at least guys will know our cycle is 28 days. It really amazes me how little they know about women sometimes
Keke84 4 years
I would use it for myself. It would be helpful for my PMDD.
a1stbornunicorn 4 years
Wouldn't blame a guy for using it, though I wouldn't want to know about it. I track online with Monthlyinfo, it's a really useful site.
Hello890 4 years
I agree with chloe bella; that's just gross! I think it would be handy for just me though. :)
4 years
If my sweetheart took the time to get this app I would think it was sooo sweet. What a guy to want to know what your cycle is up to. :)
Depraved-Girl 4 years
I need one of those things, I'm forever being taken by surprise. I wouldn't mind if my boyfriend had one of those things, too, sometimes I get all Annuale on him.
chloe-bella 4 years
This is just CREEPY! I can see how it would be helpful to use for yourself, but to think of people using it to track their sisters, mothers or daughters - gross!
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Prior to this position, Wellbrock ran the advanced technology lab, established evaluation criteria and set engineering guidelines for all backbone transport equipment as well as various positions within network operations.
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The privilege of prayer is the flagship proof that God created man to participate in His kingdom agenda and not just dangle from His fingers like a puppet. Beth More shares more on why God invites us into relationship with Him. read more
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This week, one of the most significant court cases in America's history will take place. The California Supreme Court will hear arguments regarding the overturning of the vote of the people last year to pass Proposition 8, which defines marriage as the union of one man and one woman.
If this vote is overturned, not only will it set a major precedent of the court's power over the will of the people, but it will likely be the flashpoint that will determine the future of America as liberal and homosexual agendas will disseminate throughout the educational systems and into the very fiber of American culture. read more
How to Obtain Extraordinary, Supernatural Power!
You can live a life of extraordinary, supernatural power! The secret is actually quite simple. God's power is obtained through a lifestyle of intimacy with Him.
Jesus understood the connection between power and intimacy. Luke 5:15-16 says: "Great multitudes came together to hear, and to be healed by Him of their infirmities. So He Himself often withdrew into the wilderness and prayed" (NKJV). Jesus was constantly flowing in the power of God and releasing it through His life to others. The level of His anointing was in direct proportion to His prayer life. read more
Maintaining a Pure Prophetic Flow With Prayer
Are you building walls of religion or towers of prayer? Your answer could denote the difference between a woe-filled fate and a fulfilled destiny. read more
The Power of Praying the Word
The Master Creator, the God of the universe, wants to walk with you and talk with you.
He has given you a language that is creative and powerful enough
to open the heavens and release His glory, His majesty. Nothing that occurs on
your journey through life comes as a surprise to your heavenly Father. He uses
everything to complete His work that He has begun in you. You are His
God sent the Holy Spirit to you. He not only walks with you, but He also abides in you. When you have done all you know to do and feel like giving up, the Holy Spirit is present to strengthen you. When your faith seems exhausted, He activates the faith of the Son of God that abides in you. He lifts you up. He leads you into a place of rest and peace that passes understanding. He never leaves you without support. He gives you the courage to approach a holy God who is present to hear you when you pray.
Now this is the confidence that we have in Him, that if we ask anything according to His will, He hears us. And if we know that He hears us, whatever we ask, we know that we have the petitions that we have asked of Him. —1 John 5:14–15
The Peace of Jerusalem
Without question Israel, and its capital city, Jerusalem, are of paramount importance in the plans and purposes of God. And we know God uses believers to work with Him in prayer for the carrying out of His plans, His mysteries, on the earth (see 1 Cor. 14:2).
That's why He commands us to "pray for the peace of Jerusalem" (Ps. 122:6, NKJV). But this does not mean we are to pray simply for the absence of war. It also means we are to pray for Jerusalem to fulfill its prophetic destiny.
Understanding the word "peace" is a key to understanding this command. The Hebrew word for peace is shalom. The root word for shalom is shalem, which means "whole." Shalom therefore means the peace that comes from being whole. God's will for Jerusalem is that it be whole—undivided. But about 12 years ago the Israeli government was leaning toward dividing the land and eventually, Jerusalem. So we took a group to Israel to pray about the upcoming elections. read more
The Flesh Is Weak
Jesus told the disciples to pray with Him because He wanted to prepare them for the trial that was coming. But they kept falling asleep.
Jesus, on the other hand, did pray, and as He did, an angel strengthened Him in spirit, enabling Him to endure the cross. The disciples didn't pray--they slept--and proved that the flesh truly is weak.
This is why prayer is so important. As Christians, many of us have the idea that everything in our lives will be perfect simply because we are Christians. But Jesus clearly warned us, "In the world you have tribulation and trials and distress and frustration; but be of good cheer [take courage; be confident, certain, undaunted]! For I have overcome the world. [I have deprived it of power to harm you and have conquered it for you]" (John 16:33).
That's not to say we should be negative. But we need to be realistic and understand that very few things in life are perfect. Jesus said we would have to deal with temptation, tribulation, trials, distress and frustration. These things are part of life on this earth--for the believer as well as the unbeliever.
When temptation comes, our spirit is willing to do what is right, but our flesh will not help us. Our flesh will pull us under if we don't pray and ask God to strengthen us in spirit and to circumcise our hearts to resist temptation.
Crucifying the flesh is never a particularly enjoyable experience, but as followers of Christ, we are called to suffer as He suffered. First Peter 4:1 tells us, "So, since Christ suffered in the flesh for us, for you, arm yourselves with the same thought and purpose [patiently to suffer rather than fail to please God]. For whoever has suffered in the flesh [having the mind of Christ] is done with [intentional] sin [has stopped pleasing himself and the world, and pleases God]."
It is important to understand the difference between suffering in the flesh and suffering demonic affliction. Giving up the selfish appetites of our flesh does not mean we are to suffer from sickness, disease and poverty. Jesus died to deliver us from the curse of sin. But unless we are willing to suffer in the flesh, we will never walk in the will of God.
The apostle Paul wrote, "But [like a boxer] I buffet my body [handle it roughly, discipline it by hardships] and subdue it, for fear that after proclaiming to others the Gospel and things pertaining to it, I myself should become unfit [not stand the test, be unapproved and rejected as a counterfeit]" (1 Cor. 9:27).
Paul is speaking here about self-discipline. Self-discipline is keeping ourselves going in the right direction without being pressured by someone else.
The problem is that somehow we have gotten the wrong idea that everything in life is supposed to be easy. We need to be people who are self-motivated and self-disciplined. We must do what is right because it is right, not because someone is forcing us to comply.
When we get up in the morning, we should set our thoughts on walking in God's will all day long. We might even say to ourselves, "Even if I need to suffer in order to do God's will today, I purpose in my mind and heart to be obedient."
Remember--even in the face of our suffering, there is hope, for Christ has overcome the world! Paul wrote, "Rejoice and exult in hope; be steadfast and patient in suffering and tribulation; be constant in prayer" (Rom. 12:12). Decide ahead of time that you will face each day with the determination to please God, whether your flesh is willing or not.
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Up Close and Personal
When Jesus died on the cross, He opened the way for us to get personal with almighty God.
Ask any believer if spending regular quality time with God is a challenge, and he or she will almost always say yes. We manage to make time for lots of other things—entertainment, work, school and church events—but we find it difficult to spend daily time in fellowship with God by praying, worshiping and reading His Word.
I too experienced this difficulty until God taught me a valuable lesson on crisis management. I used to spend time with God once in a while or when my life was in big trouble. Then the Lord told me to seek Him continuously, or diligently. Eventually I learned that if I ever wanted to stop living from one emergency to the next, I needed to seek God every day as if I were in desperate need of Him—even during times of tremendous prosperity and blessing. read more
Enjoyable Prayer
God is going to fill the church with enjoyable prayer that is refreshing and invigorating.
I probably know more about boring, unanointed prayer than any other person on Earth—or I ought to. I've engaged in enough of it during my lifetime! Though I have felt called for more than 20 years to be a person of prayer, it was not until recently that I learned the true secret to a successful prayer life.
I started searching for the secret in my college days, but it eluded me. I read books on prayer and the deeper life in God, but when it got down to actually praying, I was an absolute failure. read more
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25 April 2009 - 11:42 PMI would definitely NOT suggest any sort of actual scope. If you put anything on there, go for a red-dot sight. A red-dot combined with a decent barrel and a consistent air source (compressed air, and NOT CO2) is a surefire recipe for putting your first shot where you want it. I have had a red-dot on my A-5 for a while now, and regret all of the time that I played WITHOUT a red-dot sight. Instead of guessing or thinking where your first shot might land, you will KNOW where it is going to land, which is one of the biggest advantages you can have.
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