County Theater Ornament — Doylestown, PA Historic Landmark (2025 Holiday Edition)

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Bring a piece of Doylestown charm into your home this holiday season with our County Theater Ornament. Inspired by the historic County Theater in Doylestown, PA, this ornament is a beautiful keepsake for locals, theatre lovers, and history buffs alike.

This ornament features a reproduction of an original watercolor by local artist M. Catherine Bateman, capturing the elegant lines and nostalgic glow of the theater’s iconic façade and marquee.

Why this ornament matters

• Historic Legacy: The County Theater first opened in 1938, replacing the earlier Strand Theatre (built in the 1920s) — and quickly became Doylestown’s landmark Art-Deco cinema. Cinema Treasures+2countytheater.org+2

• Community Revival: After a period of decline in the late 20th century, the theater was rescued by a local nonprofit film society and reopened in 1993 as a community-based cinema, preserving its legacy for future generations. Cinema Treasures+2The Court Street Press+2

• Renewed Glory: A major expansion completed in 2021 added new auditoriums, modern projection and sound systems, and restored the theater to its historic visual identity — making it once again a beloved local cultural landmark. Voith and Mactavish Architects+2Science on Screen+2

Product Details

• Ornament printed from high-quality cardstock featuring Bateman’s watercolor

• Packaged on an elegant display card with artist and landmark details on the back

• Enclosed in a crystal-clear protective bag — ideal for gifting or collecting

• Size: approx. 3″–4″ (standard ornament size) — perfect for any holiday tree, mantle, or display

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Add this keepsake to your holiday décor, or gift it to someone who loves Doylestown, local history, or vintage cinema style.

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