Villages & Hamlets

The settlements of Marshallton, Trimbleville and Northbrook earned a listing on the National Register of Historic Places in part because they are theatres of living history, displaying the kind of progress that once defined Chester County. Each link will introduce you to the history of the region’s villages and hamlets.



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Marshallton

Marshallton flourished as a village known for it’s “Made-in-Marshallton” products.

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Northbrook

With a railroad station and general store, Northbrook activity grew to be centered around shipping and distribution of local goods.

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Trimblesville

This once bustling hamlet was known for its five-generation Trimble’s Farm and Trimble’s Mill, which operated for more than 200 years.

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Copesville

Copesville is known for its scenic beauty as well as vital industries — foundries, mills, blacksmiths, and machineworks.

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Romansville

Romansville featured roadside and alley properties, with thriving businesses including carpentry, cabinet making, taverns, and a variety of merchants.

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