"Each community has its own unique identity and living story to tell. This is the story of Downingtown, Pennsylvania."

Uniquely Downingtown is dedicated to life and living in the Borough of Downingtown. It was conceived to capture and deliver the "experience" of Downingtown. Many of the images and much of the information recorded herein are unique to Downingtown, but not all are truly unique in the strict sense of the word. In some cases, uniqueness is achieved simply by being "the one" in Downingtown. In that sense, this is all unique to Downingtown.

ASPIRE

Uniquely Downingtown is intended to be a physical record, an architectural record, an historical record, a demographic record, and more. While that in itself is an ambitious undertaking, hopefully this site will lead to more than just a photographic album and archive of this community...

Uniquely Downingtown aspires to promote community awareness, interest and spirit, not just in Downingtown, but in all communities, including your community!

CONTRIBUTE

Your feedback and contributions are encouraged. If you have comments or any publishable facts, stories, pictures, or any other information about the Borough of Downingtown, please contact us. You can contact Uniquely Downingtown via:

• our web form,

  or

• by e-mail addressed to downingtown@ok2try.com.

ENJOY

Most of all, Uniquely Downingtown is here for you to enjoy.

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On our cover... The image on the home page is an enhanced picture of the tower on the First Financial Bank at the corner of Lancaster Avenue (Routes 322 and Business 30) and Brandywine Avenue (Route 322).

Uniquely Downingtown Journal...
For a history of this web site, please view our Journal.

Tips for using this site...

• Image thumbnails can be enlarged and displayed in a new window by clicking on the image, or in the same window by clicking on the caption.

• All full size scenes can be sent to your friends as e-Postcards by clicking on the scene.

• When you see a blue pushpin, like this - , next to an image, you can click on it to see the location of the scene on a map.