GWA DIRECTIONS - PRINTER FRIENDLY
DIRECTIONS FROM PHILADELPHIA VIA I76
Take the Schuylkill Expressway (Rt. 76) West from Philadelphia (toward Valley Forge).
Take the City Line Avenue (City Avenue) exit, which is also Route 1 South.
Follow Route 1 for a couple of miles to Route 23, Conshohocken State Road. There will be a newly renovated strip shopping center, a large ACME supermarket, on the right and gas stations on most of the corners at the intersection. TURN RIGHT.
Follow this for a while - it will take a sharp turn to the left after about a mile and become Montgomery Avenue. You will pass a couple strip shopping areas and a large private school, Waldron Mercy Academy, on the right. Just past the school you will see an Exxon station on the left, TURN LEFT onto Haverford Avenue at the gas station.
Go through the 4 way stop and just before you get to the traffic light at the bottom of the hill TURN LEFT onto Avon Road, which is just before our building. Park on Avon wherever you can. Our building is the 2 story brick building that faces Haverford Avenue.
DIRECTIONS FROM VALLEY FORGE - VIA I76
Take the Schuylkill Expressway (Rt. 76) East from Valley Forge (toward Philadelphia).
Take the City Line Avenue (City Avenue) exit, which is also Route 1 South.
Follow Route 1 for a couple of miles to Route 23, Conshohocken State Road. There will be a newly renovated strip shopping center, a large ACME supermarket, on the right and gas stations on most of the corners at the intersection. TURN RIGHT.
Follow this for a while - it will take a sharp turn to the left after about a mile and become Montgomery Avenue. You will pass a couple strip shopping areas and a large private school, Waldron Mercy Academy, on the right. Just past the school you will see an Exxon station on the left, TURN LEFT onto Haverford Avenue at the gas station.
Go through the 4 way stop and just before you get to the traffic light at the bottom of the hill TURN LEFT onto Avon Road, which is just before our building. Park on Avon wherever you can. Our building is the 2 story brick building that faces Haverford Avenue.
DIRECTIONS FROM 30TH STREET STATION VIA R5 TRAIN LINE
Go to main concourse area in the 30th Street station. Follow signs to “Regional Rail Lines” or ask at the information counter in the center where to get tickets for the Septa commuter trains.
You will need a ticket for Zone 2, which will get you from Philadelphia to Narberth.
Find the right platform - you want the R5 PAOLI platform. Make sure your train stops in Narberth, some are express trains that pass through without stopping.
Narberth will be the 3rd stop. When you get off the train, there will be stairs leading down to a small parking lot off our main street, Haverford Avenue. You will head up the street to the right from the parking lot. (You’ll pass by many small shops - our own little “downtown.”)
Go one block to the first traffic light at Narberth Avenue. Our building is the brick 2 story right across the street. (You’ll see our sign on the corner of the building) The building entrance faces Haverford Avenue.
DIRECTIONS FROM BRYN MAWR
Follow Lancaster (Rt. 30) for a while until you get to Wynnewood Road. You will pass a couple of car dealers and then a Super Fresh on your left. At the intersection there will be gas stations on the two left corners - a Gulf and an Amoco. Turn Left onto Wynnewood.
Follow Wynnewood through two lights, the first at the train station (on left) and the second just past the shopping center (on right).
Take the first left after the second light - you will be turning under a bridge with a big sign that says "Welcome to Narberth."
Take the second right onto Windsor Avenue. (The very first street is a one way/do not enter.) You will be turning after the baseball field.
Follow Windsor to the third stop sign at Narberth Avenue. Turn right onto Narberth.
Go one block, you will pass the Post office and the movie theatre, to the stop light at Haverford Avenue. Turn left onto Haverford and take an immediate right onto Avon. Our building is on your right, so park on Avon Ave. and come in the front door which faces Haverford Ave.
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