| | Linford Craven's look toward Doylestown in 1905-old courthouse is left horizon | |
| | | Doylestown's soul is entrenched in it's varied and quaint architecture making | |
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| | ...a visit a feast for those who love to study period buildings and styles. BUT! | |
| | | McMansions meet Main St, the cardboard castle set of vinyl and stucco.#6 | |
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| | Enter Doylestown from the south you are exposed to the butt ugly twins. #5 | |
| | | Chopped up boxes with bad lines, mismatched materials. What a mess. #5 | |
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| | Corporate cookiecutter banking bookends. A regional bank built crud on north #4 | |
| | | ....then south Main street. Bookending Doylestown with two messy buildings #4 | |
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| | Doylestown Shopping Center. Very shiny vinyl may look OK somewhere....... | |
| | | .....never mind, shiny plastic looks good nowhere #3 | |
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| | Next to the classic old Intelligencer building is.....the video return box? #2 | |
| | | #1 The crappiest of Doylestown, the toilet bowl looking county seat-kerwhoosh! | |
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| | Here is Doylestown's saddest picture, American style lost to sanitary and ch... | |
| | | Ugly development. The orphan building is saved with a stucco neighbor and.... | |
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| | ..a hill full of cheap, tacky tin and z brick boxes. So cheap they slapped up 3 | |
| | | Wonderful American quality on left, trailer park style on right. | |
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| | Good development, the new building on left fits with the character of the site | |
| | | Unfortunate amateur stone work, but we give the developer credit for using stone | |
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| | This store on South Main Street went to great lengths to fit in on South Main | |
| | | Wonderfully done and newly built row homes on North Main Street..... | |
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| | ...show it can be done in business and residential with intelligent developers | |
| | | Here the homestead becomes the theme of the area. | |
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| | Using stone, bricks and seamless roofing this building belongs with the old home | |
| | | Well thought out, excellent stonework on the gables, with period looking brick | |
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| | The cupola is functional and period, a well done property but not in Doylestown | |
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