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	Tori's Butcher Shop Township Line Pizza Welsh Farms Al - Fred Barber Shop Town Cleaners
	Pilgrim Gardens Shopping Center Orthodontics Wonder Nails Marchege Opticians Cleaners & Tailers Jack's Cameras Appliance Difference David A. Gerace D.M.D.
	Pilgrim Gardens Shopping Center Citizens Bank J.B. Dawson's
	Maggie O'Neill's Irish Pub & Restaurant
	Collenbrook United Church
	Drexel Hill - Burmont Road Chuck Longo's Haircutting Haverford Nail Salon 4 Jano's Italian Pizza Kitchen Ming's Coffee & Tea Rite Aid Pharmacy Drexel Hill Trolley Stop
	Drexel Hill - Burmont Road Coolstuff De Marco's Restaurant Dental Corner
	Crossroads - Fern Blvd. & Burmont Road Mescelloino's Pizzeria Delaware Valley Music
	J.D. Mc Gillicuddy's Restaurant & Pub
	Crossroads - State & Burmont Road China Garden Drexel Hill Pizza Nicholson's TV Reflections Salon

Upper Darby
Township
History

Formed out of Darby Township in 1786, Upper Darby Township was settled by Quakers. Some of the most influential families in the township were friends of William Penn. One of the first homes in the area is
Sellers' Hall, built by the Sellers family. A part of it still stands today as
St. Alice Roman Catholic Church Library. Thomas Garret, a well-known abolitionist, is honored at his home called Thornfield. This home still stands today on Garrett Road in Drexel Hill. The Lewis family were the first owners of Collenbrook Farm. It is the site of the 6th Pennsylvania Historical Marker for Upper Darby Township. This is located along the Collenbrook Creek in the Aronimink section of the township.