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If you’re looking for a street scene from the last three centuries, come to Chester County. Need a setting in an industrial mill town – a country village – a Main Line mansion – Colonial churches – covered bridges – horse farms – fox hunts – enchanted gardens – university campuses with special features – a mid-nineteenth century Greek Revival court house – a repertory theater – a battlefield – a center for high-tech industry – Amish farms and their distinctive horse and buggies – a steel town which produces steel for all of the U.S. Navy nuclear fleet – they can all be found in Chester County.

You’ll find Chester County an easy place to work in and to access. We’ll help you with police assistance, permits, hotel accommodations and finding a site. We’re in a great location – one hour from downtown Philadelphia, two hours from New York and two and one-half hours from Washington, D.C. We have a county airport which handles corporate jets and we are within a one-half hour drive to the Philadelphia International Airport. High speed train service and major roads such as the PA. Turnpike, the famous high-tech corridor Route 202, U.S. 30, and U.S. 1 which ties in with I-95 make it easy to get to Chester County.

Located midway between Wilmington and Philadelphia, Delaware County blends rolling Pennsylvania countryside and turn-of-the-century small towns with waterfront industry, all close to the city.

Delaware County is neighborhoods with large Victorian homes on wide shaded streets; a restored business district complete with trolley down the main street, anchored by a gleaming white courthouse.

You can find a working 18th century colonial farm on 112 acres with barns, orchards, gardens and farm animals or a Revolutionary War battlefield with headquarters, museums and reenactments; log cabins, a one room school house, a working grist mill, country estates and dozens of restored historic homes.

Harrah’s Casino and Racetrack sits majestically on the Delaware River where you can view ocean liners, oil tankers and leisure craft moving up and down the river while pacers and trotters are running the fastest 5/8 mile track on the east coast. PPL Park is the home of the Philadelphia Union Soccer Team. Sitting on the banks of the Delaware River, this park holds 18K for soccer and up to 25K for concerts and other assorted events.

The Sun Center Studios opened in 2010. This facility offers pre-production, production and post-production capabilities. Two 30k square foot sound stages; a set construction building and the coming of an events site dedicated to the movie industry. Located minutes from the airport with accommodations close by. Delaware County provides an assortment of sites and scenery. Let us help you find the sites and services you need.

From Towns and Main Streets to sprawling farmland, Main Line mansions to gritty industrial areas, Montgomery County offers a wide variety of locations marking every period of our nation’s history.

Washington’s Headquarters, log huts and rows of cannon on the rolling hillside of 3,600-acre Valley Forge National Historical Park are just the start. Settings include a stone castle, majestic Georgian mansions, towering cathedrals and Victorian villages, ivy-covered campuses, a Frank Lloyd Wright synagogue and many public gardens and arboreta. Almost 100 miles of biking trails, more than 50 public and private golf courses and several serene parks complete the landscape.

Plus, the area also includes LEGOLAND Discovery Center, Elmwood Park Zoo, 1,600 restaurants, luxury shopping at King of Prussia all, and horseback riding opportunities.

Located in Philadelphia’s countryside, Montgomery County is easily accessible to Philadelphia International Airport, Wings Field, the Pennsylvania Turnpike and three other Interstate highways.