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St. Pauls' Episcopal Church (1850)
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Salem United Church (1897)
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Moravian Pottery & Tile Works (1912) - Spanish mission-influenced concrete
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Mercer Museum (1916) - 6-story concrete castle of Henry Chapman Mercer
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Mercer Museum (1916) - 6-story concrete castle of Henry Chapman Mercer
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Lenape Hall (1876) - Romanesque marketplace with Clasic Greek roof elements by Thomas Cernea and Addison Hutton
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Landmark Building (First Baptist Church) (1865)
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James A Michener Art Museum (1884) - in renovated Bucks County Prison
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Intelligencer Building (1876) - built at head of Printers Alley by Thomas Cernea and Addison Hutton
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Home of Civil War General W.W.H. Davis
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Fountain House (1772) - built as William Doyle's Tavern; mansard roof added 1873
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Fonthill (1912) - eclectic mix of Medieval, Gothic, and Byzantine by Herny Chapman Mercer
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Fonthill (1912) - eclectic mix of Medieval, Gothic, and Byzantine by Herny Chapman Mercer
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Doylestown Presbyterian Church (1872)
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Doylestown Inn (1902) - combination of two 1871 buildings
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Doylestown home
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County Theater (1938) - first air-conditioned movie palace in town in late Art Deco
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Civil War Monument (1868)
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Bank Building -14 East Court Street