Boyertown, often called Pennsylvania’s “Little Town That Could,” has recently been featured in Island Magazine, a top travel publication. The town overcame a difficult past, including the 1908 Opera House fire, and built new life through local support. Visitors can ride the Colebrookdale Railroad on restored railcars and explore the Boyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles, both of which highlight its strong roots in transportation. The town’s appeal extends into its accommodations and shops, including the restored Antherton Inn and spots like Brakeman’s Cafe. Together, these places give Boyertown a warm, historic feel that attracts travelers seeking simple leisure close to Reading and Philadelphia.
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