The borough was incorporated in 1898. This is a very charming town with one of it's main attractions being the Centre Bridge-Stockton Bridge connecting Stockton to Solebury, PA. You can click on each photo to enlarge.
The view from the bridge, the Delaware looking south
Approximately a quarter mile east of the bridge is the D&R Canal path, a path we've been along several times over the last couple of months.
The Stockton Inn, supposedly immortalized by the Rogers and Hart song "There's a Small Hotel" from 1936 Broadway musical "On Your Toes" .
Along Bridge Street there are just a few little shops. This shop caught my eye, especially the horse painting.
This was a short and relaxing Sunday jaunt, we'll probably make another trip to Stockton to catch the last covered bridge in NJ which is in Sergeantsville and Prallsville Mills.
4 comments:
I'm in love with that Canal Path and also the Inn. WOW! Very quaint. :-)
Di
The Blue Ridge Gal
Just Vignettes
These photos are lovely! I especially love the center one with all the red captured so well.
Di - Thanks for stopping by! This is a very quaint little town about an hours drive. Not a bad thing to do on a Sunday. :-)
Meredith - Thanks for stopping by, it's always nice to hear from visitors! :-)
Some lovely perspectives here, Maggie. Particularly the bridge.
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