The new (2015) county courthouse for Bucks is located on North Main Street, Doylestown. It sits…read moreright across the street from the old court house that is now the Bucks County Administration Building. Although quite modern in design, it maintains its historic roots to the founding of the county and many of its oldest municipalities by William Penn, by providing artwork indigenous to the 17th-18th centuries, most beautifully the Moravarian Tile Works ceramics depicting scenes from those early days. The building houses the Court of Common Pleas, the trial level court in PA, County Sheriff, District Attorney, Probation Department, court administrator and the jury assembly room. The other row offices (Human Services, Recorder of Deeds, Recorder of Wills) remain across Main Street in the old courthouse/admin building. As an attorney I am a regular visitor to the Justice Center. Sitting on the hillside facing the northern vistas of Bucks, it is a beautiful building, well suited for its purpose. It is sufficiently spacious, attractive and comfortable for litigants, counsel and those employed by Bucks. The brick and slate front courtyard sets off the red/orange brick facade well, leading to the two story entrance foyer where security runs smoothly for the most part. I am here today to meet my civic obligation to appear for jury duty(no photos allowed). Doubtful I will be selected to sit on a trial jury due to my profession, but stranger things have happened, especially when there are several trials scheduled and the earlier starting trials are empaneled and there are fewer candidates available for trials starting later in the day. Happy to serve. PS. Turned out that no trials started today and we were all dismissed at 12:10 pm. We all get paid $9 per day for the honor, an inflationary improvement over the two bucks offered when I started practicing. That's cool. After all, it is not about the money.

This is a picturesque site that is worthy of viewing if in Bucks County. Beautiful old covered…read morebridge.

Trying to figure out if their apples are organic-no pesticides and non gmo genetically modified…read more Called several times l/m transferred to Matt Beakman Director of the farm? Staff not sure,"only he can answer that." They are nice enough to donate to the food truck but no one that distributes knows. They said why don't you call them. I said I did and called a third time. Looked on the website. Even poor people should have the right to know.

This post office is definitely .... Dingy and old. But I do love that they have the longest hours…read moreand there also is never usually a long line because they usually have two people working the desk. If I need to do a "late" drop off I always go here ! Decent amount of parking as well and I like that it's not a shared lot!

Since the beginning of the year the Doylestown Post Office has lost two letters I mailed. Both were…read morechecks to pay my bills. One was mailed Jan 1st, the other April 1st (my real estate taxes). Both lost. Neither has turned up. What's goin on over there??????

Great job. Would recommend. I am very satisfied. Thanks for everything. Anthony came out and did a…read morewonderful job. Did it all on his own, no help. I was impressed. Thanks for everything.

I used Timestone Monument for my brothers Monument. Helen was super efficient, helpful and good to…read morecommunicate. Most of our communication was through text and it did not matter the time I texted her she always responded. Helen was helpful in sending me pictures of monuments based on the things I shared I wanted on his headstone. Helen is a good sales person to deal with. I also found their prices to be better than most Monument places.

I wanted to say thank you to everyone at the historical society for all the wonderful work they do…read more John and Chery are wonderful and they keep history alive and ticking for all of us to relive whenever we reach out.

This place was amazing! Spent a good hour and a half to 2 here. The tour guides are the best part…read more When we walked in they all introduced themselves and were all very friendly. We were even offered water for free. Also the tour is free too!! They work off donations but don't pressure you or anything. They have nice events coming up too for the holidays just look at their website! I highly recommend this!

Our tour guide George was so knowledgeable, patient, and interesting. This museum is a gem, an well…read moreworth a visit. The other docents were just as welcoming and we had a most delightful visit-- and learned a lot. I am not a Civil War buff, but I found this museum utterly fascinating!