400 Alan Wood Road
Conshocken, PA 19428
Business Category: Retail Store
Wild Fork Foods
Willow Grove, PA
Wild Fork Foods
1536 Easton Road
Horsham, PA 19044
I SAW VISIONS, Arts and Culture Boutique
iSAWvisions, LLC was created by Sharia Alyse Wallace, the owner as well as artist. ISV provides creative original pieces of multimedia artworks.
Playful Pets
Playful Pets, Your Puppy Specialist Store has been in business for nearly 30 years! In October of 2018, our store manager, BethAnn Gomes (Neuschwander) purchased the store! BethAnn, along with our dedicated staff, have been working night and day to implement changes to not only improve our store, but the pet industry! Implementing better sourcing techniques, highest cleaning standards, and working along side one of the top Veterinarian clinics in the area, to ensure that while our puppies are with us, they are in a happy, healthy and safe environment! We are dedicated to making sure that our customers are matched with the perfect puppy, meeting all needs that our customers are looking for in a furever friend! We want to bring fur-babies and fur-parents together in a healthy and safe way to ensure that our puppies are in a furever home! Playful Pets is also dedicated to our community, by donating nearly $10,000 a year to various charities and families in need! We want to connect with the community around us, to bring people together, and to bring positivity back into this world. We want to give back to the community and to remind people that we are all in this together!
Wacoal America
Celebrated for designing exceptional lingerie that combines great fit and function with beautiful design. Wacoal provides exemplary service which contributes to lasting consumer trust and confidence.
Wacoal is known for designing exceptional lingerie that combines great fit and function with beautiful design. Wacoal provides exemplary service which contributes to lasting consumer trust and confidence. Our quality materials, meticulous attention to fit, superior technology, and beautiful design provide a superlative wearing experience of great comfort, support, and longevity.
Helping women to look and feel their best has always been our mission. Our wearers are passionately loyal and once they discover the advantages of choosing Wacoal they rarely wear anything but Wacoal. Because of this, Wacoal has become the leading bra brand in many fine department and specialty stores.
Crazy Aarons Enterprises
We make Thinking Putty® and other creative, innovative products to inspire curiosity and wonder and to educate and delight our customers all over the world.
Shop online or at our flagship store in Norristown, Pa.
Experience putty like you never have before with a one-of-a-kind selection of Crazy Aaron’s merchandise, novelty, and collectible items. With over 100 different colors and effects, including many exclusive styles available only at Puttyworld, you’ll be amazed at what you find at the Shop at Puttyworld.
Located on Main Street in Norristown, the heart of Montgomery County, the shop is easily accessible by 476 or SEPTA’s Norristown High Speed Line. Planning a trip from out of town? Please visit our Store Locator for directions.
Edwards-Freeman Nut Co.
We are the veteran purveyor of nuts in bulk, dried fruit, chocolates, retro candy, snack mixes & gift baskets.
Edwards-Freeman Nut Co. was established back in the fall of 1899, by the American Peanut Corp. of Suffolk VA, to process and distribute Virginia-grown peanuts.
Several years later it became one of the nation’s leading peanut butter manufacturers. In fact, its Old Dominion peanut butter trademark of 1905 is considered to be the oldest registered product in the industry!
The American Peanut Corp., the predecessor to Edwards-Freeman, started in 1899 and began producing peanut butter in 1902, receiving its patent for Old Dominion in 1905.
Edwards-Freeman Nut Co. began in 1930 as a branch of the American Peanut Corp. (under the name of Wm. T. Millikin Co.).
Located at 234 S Front Street in the Old Dock Street produce area, the company was engaged in the sale of peanuts and coconuts. Its neighbors included Lummis & Co. and Crescent Nut & Chocolate, both in the peanut and peanut butter business.
In 1935, two employees of the Millikin division, William Edwards and Eldridge Freeman, purchased the Philadelphia outlet. In 1959, when the Front Street property faced demolition as a result of the construction of I-95 (Delaware Expressway), Edwards-Freeman moved to its present Conshohocken location.
Wrigley Nut Products Co. purchased Edwards-Freeman in August of 1990 to “perpetuate the historic aspect of the peanut industry”. The Nelson Family Group now owns and operates the Edwards-Freeman Nut Co. Rob Nelson of the Roxborough section of Philadelphia serves as President.
The factory outlet store was converted into an old-fashioned nut “museum” and candy “landmark”. Artifacts and memorabilia relating to the peanut industry decorate the walls and aisles, easily accessible to browsing customers.
Edwards-Freeman is a pillar of the community. For a number of years, the company was a name sponsor of the “Conshohocken Fun Fest” and continues to contribute to the community and civic affairs. We also run many promotions throughout the year including- National Peanut Month in March, a Halloween pumpkin (shaped like a peanut) coloring contest, cookie baking and demonstration, a Baseball-Peanuts-Kids Day in the Spring to usher in the little-league baseball season, Peanut Butter Lover’s Month in November, when we donate peanut butter to children’s hospitals and nursing centers, and our Friday the 13th promo, in which you can “cure a curse” by walking over a bed of peanut shells on Friday the thirteenth.