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- Bucks County Conference and Visitors Bureau - Includes county visitors guide, meeting and event planning, and membership information.
bccvb.org
- Bucks County Historical Society - Operates Fonthill Museum and Mercer Museum, including Spruance Library. Includes information on events and programs.
www.bucksnet.com/bchs
- Bucks County Pennsylvania Attractions - Guide to things to see and do in Bucks County.
philadelphia.about.com/cs/bucksattractions/index.htm?iam=dpile&terms=Pennsylvania+Attractions
- BucksTravel.Net - Includes discounts and special offers for area attractions, dining, shopping, and lodging.
www.buckstravel.net
- Henry C. Mercer Residence - JTC Tour - Information on the residence with historical background.
www.jtc-nj.com/doyles1.html
- Historic Bucks County Information - Information for travelers to Historic Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
historicbuckscounty.org
- John Lienhart - Like a French baroque castle, with its vertical lines, gridded windows and steep roof. But it's all made from cast reinforced concrete not stone. It's Henry Mercer's Museum, opened in 1916 with a very special purpose.
www.uh.edu/engines/epi271.htm
- Mercer Museum History and Tour Prices - Doylestown native Henry Chapman Mercer was an historian, archaeologist, collector, and ceramist who left behind him a legacy of a deep love of history and art that is brought to life through two outstanding museums, one of which was Mercer's home.
www.fieldtrip.com/pa/53489461.htm
- Pennsylvania Visitors Network - Bucks County - Visitor and tourist information.
www.pavisnet.com/bucks
- The Foundation for Architecture - Walking tours explore the unique qualities of specific city and suburban neighborhoods, and investigate historical, architectural and social themes within our landscape.
www.dca.net/ffa-phila
- The Mercer Museum - Personal guide to the museum.
www.corkscrew-balloon.com/cork/99agm/img/7d.html
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