Millbourne Travel Guide

  Mom (second from right) and friends
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  • Mom (second from right) and friends
      Mom (second from right) and friends
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  • Same house in late 50s
      Same house in late 50s
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  • My granddad and his house - mid 1940s
      My granddad and his house - mid 1940s
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  • Mother (on bottom), her brother and friend
      Mother (on bottom), her brother and...
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  • My mom, grandmother and uncle
      My mom, grandmother and uncle
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Transportation  

Elevated Train
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Map of the SEPTA system

As small as it is, Millbourne has its own SEPTA elevated train stop. It is on the Market Street-Frankford line which is blue on the map and is the next to last stop on the left. Currently this line is undergoing a big renovation. The whole boro is without walking distance of the El Station.

One of my favorite things to do with my grandmother was to walk down to the Millbourne El station.

Updated Mar 10, 2012

Phone: (215) 580-7800 information

Website: http://www.septa.org/

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Growing up in Millbourne
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Favorite thing: My mom went to first grade in North Carolina where her mother was from, and didn't transfer to the Pennsylvania school system until later. The children teased her about her southern accent, so she lost it. She would walk to school with the children from the orphanage that was across the way from her house.

I have a whole box of black and white photos (labeled Kodak) which she and her parents apparently took.

Fondest memory: On one side of Millbourne is Cobb's Creek. On the creek is an historic mill dam and a bridge said to be eligible for placement on national historic registries. Once when we were little our parents left us with our grandmother for a few days, she took us to walk down along Cobb's Creek. But she wasn't an active person and when we got back Grandmummy had to have a massage because she was so stiff and sore.

Updated Mar 10, 2012

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