NominationApproved
- Vote tally
- 5-0
- Criteria cited
- Predominantly residential mid- to late-nineteenth century suburbDevelopment due to new transportation links (Germantown and Norristown Railroad 1832, horse-drawn streetcars 1859, Chestnut Hill line of Pennsylvania Railroad 1884)Multiple time periods of development from eighteenth to twentieth centuriesContains residential, commercial and institutional architectureExcellent examples of nineteenth century architectural styles including Gothic Revival, Italianate, Second Empire, Queen Anne and Colonial RevivalWork of prominent architects including Wilson Eyre, Henry M. Congdon, George T. Pearson and Thomas U. WalterUnique history reflecting integration of town phases from 18th century town to suburban commuter area to fully built up residential neighborhood with shopping core
Votes and testimony
Votes
- Caroline Golabyes
- David Baldingeryes
- David Brownleeyes
- Janel Kleinyes
- Sandra Tatmanyes