- February 2012

February 2012

Features

	Col. Cromwell Pearce: Why He Deserved More Credit in the War of 1812 Disappearing officers were a problem in more than one battle. The Willistown resident fought back. By Mark E. Dixon
	Winter Travel Guide: 20 B&Bs and Resorts Within driving distance of Philadelphia and the Main Line, travel editor Marilyn Odesser-Torpey picks her favorite destinations for winter vacation. By Marilyn Odesser-Torpey
	21 Best Brunches From the Main Line to Atlantic City We picked the crème de la crème of Saturday and Sunday brunch spots not only on the Main Line but also in Philadelphia and Atlantic City. By Beth Ceccarelli
	10 Best Breakfasts on the Main Line Kick-start your morning with one of Main Line Today's favorite breakfast dishes, from old-fashioned Irish oatmeal to cinnamon bun French toast. By Beth Ceccarelli
	Behind the Scenes With NFL Draft Analyst Mike Mayock Growing up in Overbrook and Wynnewood, he was immersed in football. Today, the NFL Network’s Mike Mayock is proud to call Newtown Square home—that is, when he’s around. By Michael Bradley
	Haverford College and UPenn Collaborate on the Du Bois Project UPenn professor Amy Hillier works with Haverford College students to resuscitate a seminal study of race relations: W.E.B. Du Bois’ 1899 book, The Philadelphia Negro. By J.F. Pirro
	Etruscan Majolica Pottery's Historical Phoenixville Ties In the late 19th century, Phoenixville was known far and wide for more than just iron. Here are the people and the stories behind its illustrious pottery past. By J.F. Pirro
	The Revival of Stained Glass in Chadds Ford Thanks to artist Robert P. Horan, his Antiquity Glass in Chadds Ford is reawakening the neglected craft—perhaps in a Main Line home near you. By J.F. Pirro
	Paramour: The Wayne Hotel’s Culinary Star With passion and panache as key ingredients at this Main Line restaurant, the Wayne Hotel gets its gastronomic groove back. By Beth Ceccarelli
	Health Risks and Solutions for Obese Senior Citizens The United States obesity epidemic has spared no one, including seniors. Local experts weigh in on what to do when waistlines increase with age. By Emily Riley

Departments

Foreword: Editor's Letter Archive »
	Picking the Main Line's Best Breakfasts (and Brunches) By Hobart Rowland
Frontline: First Impression Archive »
	Q&A: Jay Michael Salon & Spa Owner Jay Michael He's an optimist, loves ice cream, and looks up to Vidal Sassoon and Frédéric Fekkai. Find out what else makes this successful Main Line business owner tick. By Emily Riley
Frontline: Great Escape Archive »
	Maryland Travel: 1840s Carrollton Inn By Marilyn Odesser-Torpey
Main Events Archive »
	Peter Frampton Performs at the Tower Theater
Habitat: Hot Property Archive »
	Bryn Mawr Real Estate: Seven-Bedroom Home for Sale Modeled after France’s famed Pavillon de la Lanterne, this château-style residence features a four-car garage, a tennis court and a billiards room.

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