Maggie M.
4/7/2012
Hidden between Walnut Lane and Lincoln Drive on Wissahickon Ave is a very narrow driveway. Down that very narrow driveway you will find one of the premiere makeout spots in northwest Philadelphia:...
Historic Rittenhousetown
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208 Lincoln Dr
Philadelphia, PA 19144
Historic Rittenhouse Town in Philadelphia, PA, boasts a rich history as a former paper mill that once hummed with the activity of producing essential paper goods. The mill, nestled amidst serene natural surroundings, was a pivotal part of the community's economy and provided employment to many residents during its operational years.
Visitors to Historic Rittenhouse Town can explore the remnants of the paper mill's infrastructure, gaining a glimpse into the ingenuity and craftsmanship of the bygone era. The tranquil ambiance of the site offers a peaceful retreat from the bustling city life, inviting guests to immerse themselves in the legacy of this once-thriving paper production center.
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4.05 reviews
Shantell P.
9/12/2019
The "wiser" (older lol) I get, the more I like my peace, solitude and peace of mind. From time to time, I literally come to Wissahickon just to get lost. And today, I did just that. I literally...
Jeff H.
12/10/2015
It is amazing that Rittenhouse Town has survived into the 21st Century. This colonial village still stands astride the Monoshone Creek in the Germantown section of Philadelphia. Today it is part...
John O.
3/25/2018
If the museum was open when we visited, we may have enjoyed it more. But there was very little information except for two informational plaques. It's fascinating to see that history, but it just...
Kathleen L.
5/11/2016
This is a treasure... Rich and fascinating history and located very close to home! I got a very warm greeting by Miles, and he very kindly welcomed me back.
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