RHS Helps in New Effort to Restore St. Davids Train Station
September 25, 2011

Although the 1890 Pennsylvania Railroad station at St. Davids was demolished in 1966, the station’s historic platform roof canopies that shelter waiting passengers still remain. These historic structures are standard PRR-designed canopies that are maintained by SEPTA. Despite their longevity, the canopies are showing signs of wear and deterioration.

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The Historical Society’s Historic House Marker Program Begins

An Update on Current RHS Volunteer Projects

Two New Radnor Trail Interpretive Signs Installed


What's New

From the Archives

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The bi-weekly column of the Radnor Historical Society on Radnor Patch


New Video: Edward "Babe" Heffron



60 Years of Bulletins Now Online

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Since 1950, the Radnor Historical Society Bulletin has told members what we have been up to, but it's also been much more. Many scholarly articles have been printed in the Bulletin over the years, encompassing a wide variety of topics of interest to local history. Now, all of the past Bulletins are viewable on our Bulletin page, as PDFs with searchable text.



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