Downingtown Sesquicentennial

Through the Years (1859-2009)

Scavenger Hunt in Downingtown

Around Downingtown Scavenger Hunt

Planning a fun Saturday Afternoon? Why not try a town scavenger hunt?

The Details of the Hunt

Participation in the scavenger hunt is easy & flexible. Starting at 10 a.m. participants can come to the registration table to sign up for a “start time”. We will continue to send off participants until 1:00 or so. You can expect the hunt to last somewhere between and hour and an hour and a half, depending on how fast you wish to go. Whenever you get to the registration table and sign up you’ll be sent off on your merry way. Take your time, this isn’t a race!!

Registration Information

Registration will begin at 10:00 a.m. on October 3rd at the Band Stand in Kerr Park. Here you will collect your Scavenger Hunt Pack of materials needed to participate in the hunt and be assigned your starting time. Each team, no matter how many in the group, will be charged $3.00 to participate in the hunt.

All proceeds will offset the costs of Downingtown’s Sesquicentennial Celebration.
All participants will be awarded a prize.

Submitted by Stan C.

September 14, 2009 Posted by | Scavenger Hunt | , , , | Leave a Comment

150th Parade

Some memories…. do you have some to share ?

Downingtown150collage

September 14, 2009 Posted by | Parade | , , , , | 1 Comment

Historic Downingtown Celebrations

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Shaving

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Historic Walking Tour of Downingtown

Downingtown by Stride

Chester County’s oldest town is celebrating it’s 150th birthday with several ongoing events in October. The Walking Tour will be on October 3, 2009 at 1 PM. Gathering at the Borough Hall at 1 PM. Tickets will be available by calling 610-269-0344 Ex 246- just leave a message if it is unanswered. Tickets are free but limited. Parking at Borough Hall, at the Concert Pavilion in the park or on East Lancaster Avenue near Minquas Fire Company.

Log House

We will feature the 1701 Log House, Chester County’s oldest dwelling along with a walk through the historic district. Downingtown had 800 citizens at the outbreak of the Civil War in 1861; approximately 100 men left to fight in the war. Come hear all about it

September 14, 2009 Posted by | Historic Walk | , , | Leave a Comment

   

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