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Moravian Pottery and Tile Works

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130 E Swamp Rd
Doylestown, PA 18901
+1 (215) 239-9797
http://www.thetileworks.org
The Moravian Pottery and Tile Works, a National Historic Landmark, is a non-profit working history museum operated by The TileWorks of Bucks County. Built between 1911 and 1912 by Henry Chapman Mercer, the TileWorks carries on Mercer's tradition of storytelling with the molds, tools and processes he developed over a century ago to make tiles using Bucks County's wild clay. Honor the Past to Inspire the Future.

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Nice add-on to Fonthill Castle tour
10/13/2023

If you go to the castle, go next door and take the short tour and see the video. Helps you appreciat...

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Worth your while to see the tiles!
4/9/2023

The old tile factory is still up and running for visitors to see the process of hand made tiles. It...

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Tiles work preseving history
4/5/2023

We spent about an hour watching the video and doing the self-guided tour. There is some lovely tile...

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