The Philadelphia metro area is full of beautiful nature, with a variety of parks, gardens, arboretums, and other green spaces where you can enjoy the great outdoors. Located in Cheltenham Township, the Curtis Arboretum is one of our favorite green areas in this region. When the weather gets nice, our Montgomery County personal injury lawyers love driving out here with our families to bask in the beautiful natural setting. Some of the reasons why we enjoy the Curtis Arboretum so much include:
The arboretum spans 45 acres which feature gorgeous rolling hills, two ponds, and more than 50 different tree varieties. There's also a scenic garden next to Curtis Hall. These natural elements make the Curtis Hall Arboretum a very popular setting for wedding ceremonies, anniversary celebrations, and celebratory events. Curtis Hall Arboretum is also dog-friendly, with a small dog park where you can let your furry friend run free. We even like to come here for some sledding on the rolling hills during the winter after a fresh snowfall.
Curtis Hall Arboretum has a small World War II memorial on-site, where you can pay your respects to the veterans who fought and died for the allies during the war.
The arboretum is named for Curtis Hall, which it surrounds. This building used to be the ballroom for the Curtis family mansion. Today, Curtis Hall is operated by the Cheltenham Township Parks and Recreation Department. Noteworthy features include a stunning ornate ceiling and beautiful hardwood floors. The hall is air-conditioned and can seat 120 guests without a dance floor, or 100 guests if space is left open for a small dance floor. There's also a small patio which offers seating for an additional 30 people, for a total maximum capacity of 150 guests. The hall also has kitchen facilities, a stage, a large parking area, and is handicapped-accessible, making it a great setting for wedding receptions.
The Curtis Hall Arboretum was founded by Mary Louise Curtis, in honor of her father, magazine and newspaper magnate Cyrus Curtis. The Arboretum is located at the family's former residence. Mary Louise Curtis was the founder of the Curtis Institue of Music in Philadelphia.
“I have been working since I was 14. I have probably held at least two dozen different jobs and I’ve seen people injured and hurt. One of the reasons I got involved with disability law is that I have a very good family friend who has been disabled his entire life, and I’ve seen how he’s struggled in order to keep working and try to work. When I was presented with the opportunity to get involved with what’s called “disability law,” I was really thrilled to be able to not only practice being an attorney, but helping other people who really need to know things about what their choices are, what they can do, and what their future may hold.
I am originally from Maple Glen, PA and is a life-long Eagles fan.
I have focused on helping individuals with their workers’ compensation, social security disability and long-term disability claims, as well as obtaining financial security for individuals who have had accidents.
As part of helping workers’ and their families, I have also been active in teaching continuing legal education courses to other attorneys, provide free seminars and webinars to the public on how to protect their rights, and I am active in various organizations such as the National Organization of Social Security Claims Representatives, the Injured Workers’ Bar Association and the Workers’ Injury Law & Advocacy Group.”
Brian Mittman, Esq.
Here is this week's look at some of the most serious accidents from around the Philadelphia, Delaware County, and Montgomery County region. Wrong-way Truck Crashes Into Philadelphia Bar A U-Haul truck was driving the wrong way on a one-way street when it hopped over a curb and plowed into a newly opened bar/restaurant in the […]
Our weekly accident report for July 12th, 2017 looks at a fatal maritime work accident, two car accidents each involving just one driver, and a heroic rescue by a SEPTA police officer. Packer Marine Terminal Employer Killed In Work Accident A 52-year old employee at Packer Avenue Marine Terminal in South Philadelphia was killed in […]
This week's accident roundup features: An accident involving two SEPTA vehicles in Philly A teenage boy loses his leg after being struck by a train An intoxicated Delaware County couple recklessly crashes into 3 parked cars If you've recently been injured in an accident caused by someone else, a personal injury lawsuit could help you […]
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