The architecture in this town is so beautiful
A lovely courtyard with fun shops.
The Masonic Temple
There are many churhes in this town.
The town is loaded with restaurants, coffee shops, ice cream shops and candy shops!
Most of the town's homes have been converted to shops.
One of many quaint shopsJohn and I met Ken and Marcia Leahy today for lunch in Haddonfield, NJ. We meet half way each June to visit a town we've never been to before. This year was historic Haddonfield.
Just a ten minute ride from both the Ben Franklin and Walt Whitman bridges, accessible by Patco Speedline and New Jersey Transit, and an easy drive from Delaware, Pennsylvania and New York, Haddonfield is a charming town, lovingly preserved, with a strong history dating back to 1682 and stores that offer unique items with an old- world hospitality. Window shop down Kings Highway or wander down the side streets and discover the one of a kind gifts, antiques, art, American craft.; and an array of clothing beautifully displayed in stores often housed in Colonial buildings. The merchants are friendly and welcoming whether you are buying a diamond or a dog collar! You can be sure to find something for everyone on your list, all of uncompromising quality and appeal for every age, taste and pocketbook.
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Beautiful! I love towns like this.
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