Rose Valley, Pennsylvania: A Look at the Neighborhood

Local history and landmarks in Delaware County, from a firm that has practiced here since 1982.

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Rose Valley is a community in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. This page covers its history and the surrounding area. If you were injured here, the nearest Schuster Law office is Media, answered 24 hours on (610) 601-2980.

The car accident attorneys in Rose Valley, PA , at Schuster Law have provided the following article on the town’s history and highlights. Rose Valley The borough of Rose Valley is located in the central region of Delaware County in the state of Pennsylvania. It takes up 467.2 acres.

History

The area was the dwelling spot for the Lenni Lenape Native American tribe. They used the Great Minquas Path as a major trade route through the area. In 1682, the area was settled by three Quaker farmers. The farmers, brothers of William Penn, acquired the 900-acre area that became the borough and the Nether Providence Township. Architect Will Price designed the town as a community of artists. Historical

Landmarks

One of the historical homes that were built prior to 1700 belonged to Robert Vernon. The house was known to hold monthly Quaker meetings. Another historical house is known as the Bishop White House, which Vernon may have built in 1695. Bishop William White was the first bishop of the Diocese of Pennsylvania. He stayed with his family in the house during the 1793 yellow fever epidemic. The Thunderbird Lodge, which is located on Rose Valley Road, was a converted barn built around 1790.

Will Price redesigned the stone barn into a fieldstone-and-stucco house which including a three-story octagonal stair tower. The staircase tower joined the wings and led to all five levels. The structure sits on a 1.6-acre property next to a historical Great Minquas Path section. Neighborhood The community is home to the Hedgerow Theatre, located just north of Old Mill Lane and south of the Rose Valley Museum. Formerly a grist mill, the 100-seat theatre was established in 1923 by Artistic Director Jasper Deeter in response to the artistic movement in the community.

In addition to the performances by global artists, the theatre offers the following to the community: theater school educational outreach touring programs technical training theater management

Demographics

The borough’s population was 913 in 2010, a decrease from 944 in 2000. It has seen a steady decline in population over the last 30 years but is projected to increase. The racial makeup of the community was the following: 93.1% white 1.6% African American 2.1% Hispanic or Latino 0.1% Native American 2.8% Asian 0.00% Pacific Islander 0.5% other races 1.8% two or more races The average income for the borough was $114,373, and for a family, the income averaged $118,637.

The median income for men was $91,184, while women brought in an average of $47,031 per year. The following is a breakdown of the common occupations held by the residents: 18.62% management positions 15.86% business and financial professions 12.64% healthcare occupations Follow along for more interesting facts on the history of the nearby communities: All About Glen Riddle, PA Our Local Office It can be necessary to seek legal representation after a car or motorcycle accident.

The Rose Valley, PA, car accident attorneys at Schuster Law have years of experience representing the victims of injuries related to auto accidents. Call today to schedule a no-cost consultation and have your claim evaluated. Schuster Law 334 W Front St, Media, PA 19063, USA (610) 892-9200 

If you were hurt in Rose Valley

Schuster Law has practiced in Delaware County since 1982. Rose Valley sits in central, north and west Delaware County, so the nearest office is Media at 334 W Front St, answered 24 hours on (610) 601-2980.

We handle workers compensation, injury claims, nursing home abuse, disability and land use matters. There is no office in Rose Valley and we do not claim one. A first conversation is free and does not commit you to anything.

The attorneys who handle these cases

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Questions people ask us about this

Does Schuster Law have an office in Rose Valley?

No. The firm has two offices, Media and Chester, and Rose Valley is served from the Media office at 334 W Front St. We do not list an address in a town where we do not have one.

Which office is closest to Rose Valley?

The Media office at 334 W Front St, Media, PA 19063, on (610) 601-2980. It is answered 24 hours including weekends, and if your injury makes travelling difficult we will come to you.

What kinds of cases does the firm handle?

Workers compensation, personal injury, nursing home abuse and neglect, short and long term disability and Social Security, and land use and zoning. A first conversation costs nothing and does not commit you to anything.

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