Directions

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From Philadephia, 40 minutes, depending on I-76 conditions:

Drive west on Philadelphia Expressway (I-76) to Route 202 south
Route 202 south to Paoli exit
After exiting, proceed South on Route 252 about 5 miles, go under a railroad bridge to Route 30 (Lancaster Avenue)
At Route 30 (large intersection in Paoli), turn left onto Route 30
Travel approx. 4.5 miles, passing through traffic light at “Old Lancaster Road” (on left), but which is called “Glenn Avenue” on the right. That’s the last light; continue straight.
Get into left lane when Route 30 curves to left. As curve straightens, slow down; you’ll see our sign with red quill pen on left just past “Travel Services”. Our building is tan stucco with blue trim, and has a porch with three white pillars facing Lancaster Avenue. Oncoming traffic is sometimes a bit nutsy, so be careful when turning.

From Lancaster - Exton:

Take Route 202 bypass north to Paoli exit; then follow directions above from that exit.

From Philadelphia airport, 45 minutes:

Take Route 95 south to Route 476, aka “The Blue Route”
Turn right onto Route 476; it only goes north from this point.
In about 15 minutes, exit at Villanova exit onto Route 30 aka. Lancaster Avenue.
At end of ramp, turn left onto Route 30
On Route 30, you’ll pass through Wayne, Strafford and Devon, all of which kind of run together. After passing by Jeep, Toyota, Mitsubishi, and other dealers, the gleaming metropolis of Berwyn comes into view, marked by a “Village of” sign too small to be legible.
Drive past the train station on right – two quick lights at that point - and pass through what is the final light at top of hill. Tire dealer on left-hand corner. Proceed straight for about 500 yards, passing several auto body shops, flower shop, framing shop (start to slow down), and a demolition site. Be in the right lane. Our building comes up the second driveway past the demolition site which will soon be a French-Chinese gourmet restaurant (they say). Hold the soy sauce, for you have arrived!
Look for our quill-pen sign in front of our tan stucco building with blue trim, our porch with three white pillars, turn in and drive to rear of our building to the parking lot and picnic area. The sign is quaint; we’re not, but we do adhere to the same traditional values that make our clients such very special people.