Greenway along Darby Creek
The Darby Creek is an underappreciated treasure. A greenway is possible along nearly its entire
length. Christopher Morley called the Darby "a laughing little river that preaches sermons unawares."
A newspaper article from 1910 said Darby Creek is a "beautiful winding stream with pretty
shade trees on either side and scenery unsurpassed in Pennsylvania." Another article described it
as a "Hikers Paradise.
length. Christopher Morley called the Darby "a laughing little river that preaches sermons unawares."
A newspaper article from 1910 said Darby Creek is a "beautiful winding stream with pretty
shade trees on either side and scenery unsurpassed in Pennsylvania." Another article described it
as a "Hikers Paradise.
Supplee Dam, where the mill race began
Bartram Park- Dedicated May 2003 during the
observance of the 150th anniversary of Darby's
Incorporation
observance of the 150th anniversary of Darby's
Incorporation
Providence Road Bridge
Pine Street Bridge
(Lower Greenway-Pine Street to Curtis
Park)
(Lower Greenway-Pine Street to Curtis
Park)
Singing Indian below the Scott Estate