Amity Township
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- Amityville
- Douglassville
- Rosecliff Point
- West Ridge
- Woods Edge
- Amity Gardens
- Blacksmith Pointe
- Cider Mill
- Cider Mill Run
- Country Club Run
- Crestwood Court
- Douglas Meadows
- Far Hill Farms
- Glenwood Estates
- Greenbriar
- Greenbriar Estates
- High Meadow
- Indian Run
- Lenape Farms
- Pleasant Meadows
- Ponds of Buck Hollow
- Pondview
- Rosewood Glen
- Sunset Knoll
- Victoria Hill
- Winding Creek Estates
- Yellowhouse
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Township municipal offices are located at 2004 Weavertown Road, Douglassville, PA 19518; phone: 610-689-6000.
Originally part of Philadelphia County, Amity was first settled around 1693 and was incorporated in March, 1744.
Historic Resources<
- Browns Mill (Griesemer); eight contributing historic resources, part of the mill complex located along the Monocacy Creek.
- Mouns Jones House, circa 1716, oldest surviving house in Berks County.
- Old St. Gabriel's Episcopal Church, circa 1801, brownstone with herringbone-pattern facade.
- Weidener Mill, circa 1855, along the Manatawny Creek, once part of a working farm.
- White Horse Tavern, circa 1765, located at 509 Old Philadelphia Pike, Douglassville (formerly old village of Morlatton.)
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