Hello, and welcome back to this week's installment of "Where's This Wednesday," in which we blatantly attempt to stump you in the quest for knowledge about Doylestown.
Recent challenges really haven't been very challenging, have they?
A moose? Um, yeah, .
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A metal bicycle? Yep, - though, to be fair, there were several locations around town from which to choose.
This week, we're stepping up our game. This week's picture puzzler is sure to be more difficult to identify.
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Or is it? Let's find out.
Identify the spot in the photo from around town. Bonus points if you know any of the history behind it.
Put your guess in the comments, and we'll let you know in a few days who was right. Happy guessing!
Editor's Note: 1. The milestone ("Doylestown 26 miles to Philadl.") embedded in the side of Lenape Hall was originally outside the Ship Tavern. The stone tavern was built in 1774 by Samuel and Joseph Flack and at one time was known as the "Bull's Head" after a sign hanging over the doorway. It was torn down and replaced by Lenape Hall in 1874.
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