Sycamore Mills, 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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Sycamore Mills 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 neighborhood of Sycamore Mills is located in the Upper Providence Township in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. Lima, Media, Elwyn, Edgmont, and Newtown Square are some of the closest neighborhoods. The community sits on the edge of Ridley Creek State Park. Ridley Creek and Dismal Run flow through the community.
History
Initial settlers in the area were English Quakers who cultivated the land until the twentieth century. One of the oldest properties includes the Worrel House, built in 1683. The community has a vast history of mills due to the creeks that offered water power. Providence Mill was established and used to grind corn in 1718. A plaster mill was constructed near a grist mill toward the end of the 18th century.
This mill was later replaced with a rolling and slitting mill that was known as Bishop’s Mills in 1812. Many cottages were built in the area to provide residence for the mill workers. A dam and several outbuildings were also located on the mill complex known as Sycamore Mills. Many of the mills continued to operate until a fire destroyed them in 1901. The primary mills in the greater area included: Sycamore Mills or Bishop’s Mills (1718) Robinett Grist Mill (1687) Malin’s Grist Mill (1770) Register’s Nail Factory (1812) Palmer’s Mills (1802) Historical
Landmarks
Within the community is Ridley Creek State Park. It is home to the historic Hunting Hill Mansion, built in 1915. The mansion was built around a farmhouse that dated back to 1773. It was an English Tudor stone building with ornamental plasterwork on the ceilings, and many of the arches had Tudor rose carvings. The landscape was designed in 1924 by the same company that created Central Park. The property has the following features: a greenhouse a pool a fountain a croquet field and a tennis court More recently, in 2016, Peachtree Catering began managing events on the property.
Residents can rent the historic venue and hold events such as weddings on the lush grounds. Catering and bar services are offered by the company, in addition to party planning. Another great place to visit is the Alpenhof Bed & Breakfast. This old renovated stone barn has seven rooms to choose from. Breakfast is served in a community setting in a relaxing vintage decorated dining room. The house overlooks a grand garden where visitors can watch the butterflies.
Demographics
The neighborhood consists of most households with wealthy incomes. Many of the occupations held by the working adults include: 70.2% executive, management, and professional roles 15.5% sales and service occupations 7.8% manufacturing and laborer jobs 6.4% clerical, assistant, and tech support positions The community has a large community of residents with ancestries of Irish and Slovak. The following are common ancestries found within the neighborhood’s population: Irish (35.0%) German (15.0%) Italian (14.7%) English (12.3%) Polish (7.8%) Read more about the greater area: All About Worrell, PA Our Local Office Our Sycamore Mills, PA, car accident attorneys at Schuster Law fight to secure maximum compensation for all clients who have suffered injuries during an auto collision.
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If you were hurt in Sycamore Mills
Schuster Law has practiced in Delaware County since 1982. Sycamore Mills 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 Sycamore Mills 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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Kenneth R. Schuster
Founding Member
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Justin M. Bernstein
Associate
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Christopher D. Gasda
Associate
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Anthony S. Pinnie
Of Counsel
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Joseph J. Jachetti
Associate
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Andrew Valentin
Associate
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Questions people ask us about this
Does Schuster Law have an office in Sycamore Mills?
No. The firm has two offices, Media and Chester, and Sycamore Mills 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 Sycamore Mills?
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.
Both Delaware County offices
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334 W Front StMedia, PA 19063
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Serving central, north and west Delaware County.
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405 Avenue of the StatesChester, PA 19013
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Serving south and riverfront Delaware County.
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