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Rose Tree Place

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WELCOME TO EVERYBODY’S HOMETOWN

Small-town character, plenty nearby.

If it’s serenity and a laid-back lifestyle you’re after, Rose Tree Place is the place for you. 16.5 acres of natural wooded landscape surround the community. Fortunately, you’re still close to restaurants, events, shopping, and more in downtown Media. When you want even more options, Philadelphia is only 30 minutes away. 

Media is affectionately called “Everybody’s Hometown.” The heart of the community is its historic downtown and State Street District, where events and gatherings take place throughout the year. Dine outdoors under the stars, stop by a street festival, attend a poetry reading, or simply spend an afternoon exploring downtown. It’s small-town living with plenty of big-city options nearby.

Neighborhood Highlights

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Media Theatre

Built in 1927, Media’s third and largest movie theater opened with a screening of The Jazz Singer starring Al Jolson. It served as a local theater for nearly 75 years. Today, it hosts a number of live entertainment and performing arts events. The beautiful English Renaissance interior was painstakingly restored, returning the historic theater to its former glory. 

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Wolff’s Apple House

Open throughout the year since 1910, Wolff’s Apple House is Delaware Valley’s spot for locally grown produce, flowers, and natural foods. They source seasonal products from local businesses and farms, typically within a 50-mile radius. Visit during fall and winter and you’ll be welcomed with some beautiful seasonal décor.

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Media Walkworks

Get some exercise while learning about Media’s history. This educational walking trail is 1.8 miles long and is perfect for all ages and fitness levels. Look for marker signs as you pass, directing you on your way to the next landmark.

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Downtown Media

A History of Media

Media formed in 1848 on nearly 50 acres of purchased farmland to create a centralized location for Delaware County’s Court of Justice. It’s considered an early example of a “planned community,” because the intentions were to provide commercial services on top of county and court business. The first settlers were Quakers, naming the small village Providence. 

Historical records show Media played a part in the Underground Railroad, with local Quakers helping enslaved Africans find safe passage. Some of these people remained, putting down roots and raising families. They eventually moved into Media, becoming some of the founding families.

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Check out what’s going on in the neighborhood with live updates and events from art shows to concerts, entertainment and musical events, local festivals, and more. 

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