Doylestown Township

Doylestown Township has served as a civil township in Bucks County since 1814. Set in southeastern Pennsylvania’s rolling Piedmont, it belongs to the Neshaminy Creek watershed within the larger Delaware River basin. The township surrounds much of the borough of Doylestown, the county seat, linking its residential areas with the courthouse, independent businesses and cultural institutions at the centre. Henry Chapman Mercer’s Fonthill Castle, an unusual poured-concrete home, and the Moravian Pottery and Tile Works reflect the Arts and Crafts legacy that distinguishes this part of the county. Central Park provides public recreation space amid a landscape where open land remains important. Browse additional webcams from Bucks County to extend your view of southeastern Pennsylvania.

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