Paoli is an upscale neighborhood with its high median home value where residents want only the best finishes in their homes. Hardwood floors continue to be a timeless classic, offering beauty and durability to any home. Hudson Hardwood provides hardwood floor refinishing and hardwood floor restoration services. For clients with newer, more modern tastes, this may mean an entirely new hardwood floor installation.
Hudson Hardwood: Life-Changing Hardwood Flooring Services in Paoli, PA
Our services include refinishing, installing, cleaning, recoating, and restoring hardwood floors. We are always reliable, and we always finish your projects on time and within budget. When we are working on your hardwood floors, we don’t think you should have to change your entire schedule. Hudson Hardwood will finish the job with minimal disruption to your daily schedule and life. With dustless sanding and the latest environmentally friendly products, we can minimize the mess and odors.
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History of Paoli, PA
Paoli, Pennsylvania, is located in Chester County and spans two townships – Tredyffrin and Willistown. The area began with an inn in 1769 run by Joshua Evans. Joshua’s father had bought 500 acres of land in the area from William Penn. The Inn, and later the town, was named after General Pasquale Paoli. The Inn was located near where the Paoli Post Office is located today and is about 20 miles outside of Philadelphia.
The Battle of Paoli took place on September 20, 1777. Five thousand British soldiers attacked a Patriot camp after intercepting plans from General Washington. Undercover of darkness, they successfully surprised the camp. Over 200 Continental Army soldiers were killed or injured at the battle, while the British lost less than 10.
With the Main Line of Public Works and the Pennsylvania Railroad building, Paoli continued to grow and prosper as part of Philadelphia’s Main Line.
Music in Paoli
Paoli was the original home of the famous Philadelphia Folk Festival. The first festival was held in 1962 at a fifteen-acre farm. By 1965 the festival outgrew the space, with an estimated 15,000 people in attendance. Musical acts who performed there include Judy Collins, The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, and Tom Rush, to name a few.
Musician Chubby Checker never performed at the folk festival, but he was born in Paoli in 1941.
Education in Paoli
Since it spans two townships, students in Paoli are served by different schools depending on where they live. The Tredyffrin/Easttown School District serves students in Tredyffrin Township, and the Great Valley School District serves students located in Willistown Township.
Elementary schools in the area are Beaumont, Hillside, Charlestown, K.D. Markley, Sugartown, and General Wayne. Middle schools include Great Valley, Tredyffrin/Easttown, and Valley Forge. Students attend either Conestoga High School or Great Valley High School.
Other educational institutions in Paoli include Delaware Valley Friends School and St. Norbert School.
Life in Paoli Today
The population of Paoli is approximately 5,600. The average income per household is $79,500, and $340,000 is the median home value.
