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Brandywine Country BRANDYWINE Your Official Guide to COUNTRY Delaware County and the Brandywine Valley 25 Outstanding Colleges and Universities Holiday Shopping, Brandywine Style Minutes away for a weekend or a day. Detailed Map Inside Pre-Sorted Standard U.S. Postage PAID Media, PA Fall 2005 /Winter 2006 Permit No. 663 Brandywine Conference & Visitors Bureau ★ BOARD OF DIRECTORS Lou Prevost Welcome to Delaware County’s Brandywine Country! Chairperson Dan Brodeur Fred J.Grabosky Christine Fizzano Cannon,Esquire John Hosier s the trees shops or our bustling Francis J.Catania,Esquire Albert Melfi Harry A.Dietzler Halsey Spruance begin to downtown districts A STAFF turn a beau- will leave you filled tiful orange and gold with the spirit of Executive Director Tore Fiore Director of Leisure Services Steve Byrne and we await the first the holiday season. Senior Volunteer,R.S.V.P. Dena Dowd frost of the season, You can find gifts Marketing and Communications Assistant Keira Finnegan Brandywine Country for everyone on your Office Manager Debbie Frederick offers the perfect set- list by following Welcome Center Manager Tricia Gannon Director of Membership Marilyn Godshall ting for harvest celebrations and the shopping trip through Special Projects/ Linda Houldin more. There are Halloween ghost Brandywine Country we have Operations Manager Director of Communications Barbara Lehman tours and pumpkin carvings, art outlined for you in this issue. Director of New Business Marty Milligan Development exhibits and theater productions, Our historic region is filled Director of Marketing Lucy Wright holiday house tours and so many with seasonal and holiday activi- Office number: 610-565-3679 800-343-3983 other activities to enjoy through- ties you won’t want to miss. Take E-mail: [email protected] out the season. a few moments and read all about Web site: www.brandywinecountry.com With autumn, comes the start them in the pages of our Visitor’s Fax: 610-565-0833 Brandywine Country is published twice a year by the of school and inside these pages Guide and then come experience Brandywine Conference & Visitors Bureau, One Beaver Valley Road, Chadds Ford, PA 19317, 610-565-3679, 800- 343-3983. Designed and produced by Media Two, Inc., 22 you will learn about the wonder- Delaware County’s Brandywine West Pennsylvania Avenue, Suite 305, Towson, MD 21204, 410-828-0120. ful educational opportunities Country this fall and winter. PENNSYLVANIA that are available in this region. PA You will read about more than Enjoy! Brandywine Country Bureau Project Manager Lucy Wright twenty colleges, universities and Bureau Creative Consultant Barbara Lehman technical schools many of which Project Manager Julie F.Lang are tops in the nation. Editor Pete Kerzel Managing Editor Kim Graham When the leaves begin to fall Tim Murtaugh Creative Director Randy Clark and the brilliant foliage fades, Chairman Graphic Artist Lanie Bologna Delaware County Council Advertising Director Therese Bonander winter days will be upon us Advertising Representatives Cindy Bello and holiday shopping will begin. Chris DeAngelo Traffic Coordinator Lindsay Hutt Shopping in our quaint specialty All information in this publication is accurate at the time of printing. Details are subject to change without notice. The Brandywine Conference & Visitors Bureau cannot guarantee services or products of any company, group or organization listed or advertised within this publication. Getting to Brandywine Country Minutes Away for a BY CAR Brandywine Country is easily reached Weekend or a Day from the north and south by I-95. I-476 also links the area with the Need help getting here or making accommodation arrangements? Pennsylvania Turnpike which runs Visit www.brandywinecountry.com or call 800-343-3983. east and west. 2 ★ BRANDYWINE COUNTRY • FALL / WINTER CONTENTS DEPARTMENTS 18 Calendar 28 Sightseeing Listings 32 Map of Brandywine Country 42 Dining Listings 51 Lodging Listings 58 Services Listings COVER: Magill Walk at Swarthmore College Photography courtesy of Terry Wild/ Swarthmore College Special Events page10 In The Brandywine If you’re looking for a location that FEATURES has the convenience of the big city but the beauty of the countryside, Delaware County’s Brandywine MAKING A LIST, CHECKING IT TWICE 4 Country is the perfect venue. If the idea of holiday shopping gives you panic attacks, relax! Whether you prefer a modern hotel Once you browse through our regional shopping guide, your season with spacious,elegant meeting rooms is guaranteed to be merry and bright. or a more intimate,relaxed setting, the Brandywine can meet your every 10 A TOUCH OF CLASS need for that special event. Just about every type of educational opportunity exists within the boundaries For more information,call 800-343- of the Brandywine. Let us equip you to excel beyond your own. 3983 and ask for the Brandywine’s new Meeting & Facilities CD-ROM. BY AIR BY TRAIN MILEAGE FROM Philadelphia International Airport is located in AMTRAK provides daily service from major Atlantic City . .60 Lancaster . .63 Delaware County and is served by domestic, cities including New York and Washington,D.C. international and regional carriers. The air- Local rail service is provided from 30th Street Baltimore . .71 New York . .92 port is only minutes from most hotels and Station in Philadelphia and from Martin Luther Boston . .330 Pittsburgh . .297 Brandywine attractions. King & French Streets in Wilmington DE. www.phl.org;(215) 937-5400. AMTRAK:www.amtrak.com;(800-USA-RAIL) Harrisburg . .116 Washington,D.C. .127 WWW.BRANDYWINECOUNTRY.COM ★ 3 BY KIM GRAHAM PHOTOGRAPHY BY THOMAS TOOHEY BROWN making a list, Checking it twice Brandywine boasts bounty of selections for holiday gift givers icture in your mind an old-fashioned snow globe. A scaled-down model of yesteryear captured in a little plastic shell, gently dusted with falling snow. The street lights are glowing, the store windows brilliant and festive, bows and ribbons are on packages and bags and everyone taking P time away from a stressful routine to focus on friends and family. Wouldn’t it be great to have your holidays look a little more like that this year? Where finding creative, hand-crafted gifts that reached beyond the everyday was a joy and not a chore? Gifts that bring heartfelt, spontaneous smiles, the second that they’re opened? If that’s the kind of winter experience you crave this year, the Brandywine Valley has several shopping areas that fit the bill and we’ve put a few of them together here in a shopping itinerary that circles you around our hills and valleys and lets you stop along the way for your own little snow globe experiences. Welcome to the glittering and luxurious tradition of holiday shopping — Brandywine-style. GLEN EAGLE SQUARE WWW.BRANDYWINECOUNTRY.COM ★ 5 City sidewalks, busy sidewalks take any holiday gathering from rou- turn left onto Route 202 south, Dressed in holiday style . tine to memorable. plenty of specialty shops await the dis- Once you’ve found your treasures criminating gift giver. The first stop, e’re going to start our shop- along State Street, tuck them safely only a mile down the road, could be W ping expedition in Media — in your shopping bag and follow the brand new Keystone Plaza, home of otherwise known as Every- Baltimore Pike to Route 1 south several shops and Pescatore’s Restaurant. body’s Home Town and the seat of toward Chadds Ford. Pescatore’s — new since July — offers Delaware County. The merchants on entrees such as pizza, steak, seafood State Street always put out their best Children laughing and Italian specialties in a family- decorations for the season giving the People passing friendly atmosphere reminiscent of picturesque illusion of a real-life Meeting smile after smile . the old country. The charming atmos- Currier & Ives print. (The soothing phere, separate bar and private ban- sound of the local trolley rolling bout eight miles down the quet room are sure to make this down the street periodically certainly Aroad is the second destination Brandywine newcomer a favorite des- helps to complete the picture.) on our journey — The Shoppes at tination for years to come. Window shopping is encouraged Brinton Lake. More than 25 shops and Just next door to the Keystone here, although we’re guessing you restaurants are here, providing conve- Plaza is the entrance to Olde Ridge won’t be able to stop at the windows. nient access to a variety of gift-giving Village,a collection of charming bou- Plenty of gifts for the man on your options. Names such as Williams Sonoma, tiques nestled in a cozy ring of stone list can be found at B.Gross Menswear, one Pottery Barn, Galan Gifts and Fine Furnishings cottages. Shopping here is stress- of the true Media landmarks that line and Pier 1 Imports have festive and prac- free and fun and always promises lots the street. Custom tailoring and per- tical gifts for the home. If the person of checkmarks on your shopping sonalized service still are the norm you’re shopping for is a devoted J.Crew list — plus a little treat for yourself. here, even after more than 80 years. or Eddie Bauer fan, they’re here, too, as Crafters will enjoy browsing The Across the street and down a few well as clothiers Ann Taylor Loft, Christopher Stencil Shoppe where you can find multi- doors is Golden Impulse Jewelers where & Banks, Talbot’s, Victoria’s Secret and Chico’s. tudes of handmade stencils and lots they have perennial holiday favorites It’s also possible, while you are here, of ideas on how to use them. From — exquisite, sparkling gifts in tiny, to get a manicure at the Thomas tiny squares to be used on notecards wrapped packages. Need we say Lavella Salon, create a homemade pot- to garden murals that fill entire walls, more? tery gift at Color Me Mine or get a quick they have it here.
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