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Wall & Walsh, Inc P5044 2/14/08 3:23 PM Page 1 Celebrating JUNE 2011 $3.95 34 Years of Publishing! Unique places, interesting events, fine dining, great shopping and the special lifestyle of Southeastern Pennsylvania and Northern Delaware Great Wines for BYO Dining Annual Outdoor Dining Guide Summer Fun in West Chester Enhancing Your Pool & Patio Media’s Blues Stroll & More Southampton by Wood-Mode. Reflect Your Own Personal Style Whatever your inspiration, the experienced design professionals in a Wood-Mode showroom can help you create the exact look you’ve For your home. For your life. For our environment. always wanted for your home. For your nearest Wood-Mode dealer, call Wall & Walsh, Inc. 8320 West Chester Pike • Upper Darby, PA 19082 • 610-789-8530 ©2008 Wood-Mode, Inc. CountyLines June:Layout 1 5/6/2011 11:19 AM Page 1 Dream, Educate, EXPLORE EAGLEVIEW SM TOWN CENTER “Best Scientific Outing for Kids” -Aviation History Magazine “Best Science Museum for Children” -Philadelphia Magazine Nudy’s Cafe “Best Educational Outing for Kids” Gemini Hair Design ...Inspire -Main Line Magazine Studio & Spa The Museum is the perfect venue Other Colors Gallery to hold your special event: Birthday Wellington Square Bookshop Parties, Family Gatherings, Brickside Grille Corporate Rentals and many more! Upcoming Events Eagleview Town Center – comprised of the ALB Accounting Services, LLC LiveWork and Town Center businesses – Invitations By Design Call to inquire. June 19th: has been designed to perfectly accommo- Edward Jones Hours: FatherFest: Helicopters, Hot date your lifestyle. Offering superior dining, Town Center Pharmacy Wednesday to Saturday Rods & Motorcycle Show from shopping and a beautifully landscaped park, Main Line Lighting & Design 10:00 - 5:00 p.m. 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Food, Music, and Helicopter Rides! the Town Center offers a convenient solution Simply Yoga Studios for your everyday needs. Sunday, 12:00 - 5:00 p.m. Chester Springs Monday & Tuesday September 24th & 25th: Family Practice Group Tours by appointment only. RotorFest: All Helicopter Passion for Fitness Admissions: Air Show! 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French chester county farmhouse - this extraordinary 23± acre EDITORIAL INTERNS / Kaitlin Tito • Robert Waterman estate in unionville features a gourmet kitchen, pine woods, ASST. WEBMASTER / Amy M. Guthrie walking trails, stream, pond and acres of paddocks. SUBSCRIPTIONS / $39 — 1 year • Mail to: 893 S. Matlack St., Ste. 150, West Chester, PA 19382 County Lines Vol. XXXIV, No. 10. Copyright, 2011 by ValleyDel Publications. All rights reserved. County Lines and County Lines Magazine (ISSN 0195-4121) are registered names of ValleyDel Publications, Inc. Use of these names without the consent of ValleyDel Publications, Inc. may subject the infringer to penalty and suit as provided by law. ValleyDel Publications, Inc., 893 S. Matlack Street, Suite 150, West Chester, PA 19382. 610-918-9300. Nine Gates [email protected]; CountyLinesMagazine.com. located in a private setting on 5+ acres in chadds ford, this two story contemporary home with sweeping views d Over 50 years in business of the countryside features four bedrooms, d Many of Emma’s own designs two and half baths and hardwood floors throughout. d Over 100 quilts in stock d Quilts Custom colors and patterns Greenville House this exceptional property on 55 acres of conserved land in greenville, delaware offers stunning views of the hoopes reservoir. originally constructed by victor dupont in 1934, Witmer renovations have brought this home into the 21st-century. 1076 West Main St. • New Holland, PA Mon.&Fri.Quilt 8 to 8, Tues., ShopWed., Thurs. & Sat. 8-6 “Pride of the Garden” — Pretty Tulips Everywhere all major credit cards Hayes Hill — Over 100 year old pattern overlooking the cheslen preserve from one of the highest points in chester county, this 18± acre property in unionville 717-656-9526 hunt country includes a four stall center aisle barn, wash stall, heated tack room and five fenced paddocks. SOLD Vezelay this 51± acre cheshire hunt country estate with a gorgeous view of the laurels preserve features an elegant manor home, six stall barn, squash court and in-ground pool with jacuzzi. www.brettandkarenproperties.com for more information on these fine properties please call Brett Jones 302.420.6644 or Karen naDer 484.888.5597 6 5806 Kennett piKe centreville, De 19807 302.654.6500 Must See 40-Acre Estate in Beautiful Chester Springs! June 2011 • Magnificent private country sanctuary • 40 acres, among conservancy 23 26 lands, in coveted Chester Springs MAGICAL HABITATS • 5,400 sq ft custom-built, At Tyler Arboretum contemporary home A special exhibit of fairy and gnome villages • Landscaped gardens, on the Magical Path, through October 30. beautiful views • Enjoy one-story living, w/ fireplaces and gourmet kitchen 26 • 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, SUMMER FUN IN WEST CHESTER 40 35 5-car garage Malcolm Johnstone Super Weekends, Shakespeare in the Park, world-class cycling – there’s a full summer ® Fox & Roach REALTORS of fun in West Chester. Christine Dick, Realtor® 610-647-2600 x 1649 Prudential Fox & Roach, Realtors 610-324-2119 (cell preferred) 35 President’s Circle, 49 E. Lancaster Avenue [email protected] ENHANCING OUTDOOR SPACES Malvern, PA 19355 www.CindyandBobTeam.com George Fitzpatrick 53 On the patio and deck, in the pool and garden – so many places to enjoy the season. 40 IN THE NAME OF THE SEED: My Journey Into Heirloom Gardening 51 William Woys Weaver THE BEAUTY OF THE BYO Our food historian tells his story of Kristen Collier Van Riper discovery and shares seed saving tips. Some can’t miss choices for BYO dining. 46 53 NO-FAIL PLANTS TO ATTRACT MEDIA’S STATE OF MIND HUMMINGBIRDS, BUTTERFLIES Good Times on State Street AND BEES State Street, Media’s Main Street, comes alive with music, art, food and athletes, with Andréa Miller the Blues Stroll as just one highlight. Attract lively and valuable pollinators by adding these great plants to your garden. 59 OUTDOOR DINING IN 50 COUNTY LINES COUNTRY LANDSCAPE & GARDEN DESIGN Our handy guide to the best in al fresco Expert help for your major outdoor projects. dining. Keep it handy all season long. DEPARTMENTS: 11 OF SPECIAL NOTE 12 EVENTS 82 INDEX 8 RESTAURANT Of Special Note . The Savoy Company Performs MAZZI Iolanthe or The Peer and the Peri June 10-11 Indulge in Iolanthe, a Gilbert and Sullivan fairy opera that’s one of the best-known and best-loved Redefining of the Savoy operas. Longwood Gardens Open Air Theatre, Rt. 1, Kennett Square. 8:30 p.m. $25 includes gardens admission. Check for rain date. Italian Cuisine 215-735-7161; Savoy.org. Photo: Andy Hazeltine 8th Annual Main Line Jazz & Food Festival in Wayne June 11 Wine Spectator 2011 Grand Award of Excellence Wayne is transformed into a European-style piazza, 2011 Distinguished Restaurants of North America (DiRoNA) where festival-goers can sample signature dishes 2011 AAA 4 Diamond Award from the Main Line’s best restaurants, buy crafts and fine art from vendors, and dine al fresco as www.restaurantmazzi.com they enjoy live music from the region’s top jazz 717.658.8983 talent. North Wayne Ave. between Lancaster & West Ave. 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. MainLineJazz.com. Photo: Alex Lowy Casa di Fiori Chester County Hospital 5th Annual Polo Cup Banquet & Wedding Facility June 12 THE INN AT LEOLA VILLAGE Come out and enjoy this exciting “Game of Kings,” sponsored by the Turks Head Branch of The Women’s Auxiliary to the hospital. New this year, the “Ultimate Tailgating Spectacular.” Brandywine Polo Club, 260 Polo Rd., Toughkenamon. Gates open at 1:30 p.m., match at 3 p.m. $25-$40; under 16 free. 610-431-5329; CCHosp.com/Polo. Picklepuss Photography Best of Weddings 2011 Town Tours & Village Walks June 16 - August 25 The Knot Chester County’s historic villages, residences, waterways and mills are yours to discover.
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