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Places and landmarks6

  • Twin Streams Park
  • Kelly Park
  • Derstine Memorial Park
  • Forest Park
  • Lindenfield
  • Patriot Place

Streets and roads83

  • South Limekiln Pike
  • North Limekiln Pike
  • East Butler Avenue
  • Limekiln Pike
  • State Street
  • North Main Street
  • West Butler Avenue
  • Patrick Place
  • Lindenfield Parkway
  • West Peace Valley Road
  • Westview Avenue
  • Forrest Drive
  • Moyer Road
  • Sunset Avenue
  • East Hillcrest Avenue
  • Patriot Drive
  • Park Avenue
  • Hellberg Avenue
  • Ruthies Way
  • Meadowbrook Lane
  • Bristol Road
  • Jasen Drive
  • Blue Jay Road
  • Birchwood Drive
  • Castlewood Drive
  • Lynwood Drive
  • New Jersey Avenue
  • Deerpath Road
  • Marion Circle
  • Lilac Lane
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  • Cardinal Road
  • Skyline Drive
  • Woodview Drive
  • Valley View Road
  • Langhorne Road
  • Old Orchard Road
  • Hamilton Street
  • West Hillcrest Avenue
  • Lenape Lane
  • Holland Drive
  • Clematis Way
  • Oak Avenue
  • West Hamilton Street
  • Pennsylvania Avenue
  • Hibiscus Drive
  • Chestnut Street
  • Coventry Road
  • Pleasant Avenue
  • Oxford Lane
  • Megan Circle
  • North Street
  • Swartz Avenue
  • Sherri Drive
  • Michael Lane
  • Bridgewater Drive
  • Park Lane
  • Hickory Lane
  • Eagle Road
  • Falcon Drive
  • Kerns Avenue
  • Marian Road
  • Wilson Avenue
  • Rosemore Drive
  • Oxbow Circle
  • Maple Avenue
  • Elm Circle
  • Jana Circle
  • Taft Avenue
  • Barness Lane
  • Hillside Avenue
  • Fairview Avenue
  • Birchwood Circle
  • Wisler Avenue
  • Spruce Road
  • Reene Circle
  • Lantern Lane
  • Independence Way
  • Jennifer Drive
  • Christopher Place
  • Apple Street
  • Hopkins Circle
  • Rosemore Circle
  • Peace Valley Road

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About Chalfont, Pennsylvania

Chalfont is a borough of 4,253 people in Bucks County, built where the north branch of the Neshaminy Creek joins the main stream. In 1720 Simon Butler bought over 150 acres here, put up a house and a mill, and then added more than 400 acres. After he died his land was split among many owners, and the village went by Butler's Mill. About 1761 Henry Lewis built a stone tavern, and because George Kungle ran it through the Revolution, people called the place Kungle's Tavern.

The tavern passed through three men of the Morris family and then to John Barndt of Tylersport, so the village became Barndtsville. William Stevens, who kept a store on the West Branch's south bank, opened a post office in 1845, and the name changed again, to Whitehallville. In 1855 a station opened on the North Penn Railroad's new Doylestown Branch, and in 1869 the railroad renamed it Chalfont, after Chalfont St Giles in England, near where William Penn is buried. The post office and the village soon took the same name.

  • Forest Park, 1885 to 1968The Eckhart family farm held an oak woods, Eckhart's Grove, used for dances, camp meetings and Sunday School picnics. Isaac Funk bought the farm and opened Forest Park on June 27, 1885, with speeches by Doylestown lawyers J. Freeman Hendricks and John D. James and music from the Chalfont Cornet Band. Railroad visitors helped it grow into a small amusement park with rides, a big swimming pool from the 1930s and 1940s string bands. It closed in 1968.
  • Mills that kept burningGeorge Eckhart came to own Butler's mill and, after it burned in 1835, built a bigger one inherited by his son Martin. By 1885 Philip B. Grove owned it, with Valentine B. Clymer and Matthew S. Cogan running it on a lease, but another fire ended it for good. A second gristmill nearby, built in 1793, went from Miller and Evans to Francis D. Hartzel and his sons; after an 1878 fire it was rebuilt with much new machinery.
  • Washington's army in 1778On June 20, 1778, detachments of George Washington's army crossed the West Branch and the North Branch of the Neshaminy here, marching from their winter camp at Valley Forge toward the Battle of Monmouth.
  • The tavern that kept coming backFor many years the old tavern and public house was the most important building in the village. It burned down many times and was rebuilt each time, and the building that stands on the spot today is Leonardo's Pizza.
  • An MVP's bowling alleyBobby Shantz, the American League's Most Valuable Player in 1952, ran a bowling alley and diner in Chalfont with his brother Billy and fellow ballplayer Joe Astroth.

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