About Worthington Forge...

Worthington Forge is located in Historic Bucks County, Pennsylvania, which was strategic to General George Washington's Revolutionary Army and our independance. We are 3 miles north of Doylestown in Plumstead Township, an area founded by Francis Plumstead an Iron Monger from London, England in 1683. This area was one of the first land parcels deeded by William Penn, founder of Pennsylvania. We are located on Stump Road between Route 611 and Route 313, 2 1/2 miles from Route 611 or 1/2 mile from Route 313 next to Worthington Road. Route 611 is a major egress coming out of Philadelphia. Route 611 also intersects I-78 in the Lehigh Valley. I-78 is an Interstate Highway coming out of New York to the east and Harrisburg to the west.

Our satisfied customers include:
   Doylestown Borough
   Doylestown Historical Society
   Pompeii A.D. Architects
   Michael Ryan Architects
   Max Hayden Architects
   Mary Ann Kleschick Interior Design
   Anthropologie Stores
   St.Lukes Hospital
   The Lawrenceville School
   Stoney Brook Farm, Princeton, NJ
   Disney World, Orlando, FL
   Discovery Channel Flagship Store Store, Baltimore, MD
   Trump Tower, New York City, NY
   St.Miriam Parish, Blue Bell, PA
   The Gray Nuns, Yardley, PA
   St.Johns Episcopal Church, Philadelphia, PA
   Pennsbury Manor, Fallsington, PA
   Praul Museum, Stockton, NJ

Leadership Awards and Notabilities:
   1977 The Phila.Bulletin, Feature Article
   1981 The Yardley News, Feature Article
   1982 The Intelligencer, Feature Article
   1984 Hopewell Valley News, Feature Article
   1985 The Yardley News, Feature Article
   1991 Ernst & Young, Entrepreneur of the Year Award
   2005 Philadelphia Magazine, Voted Best in Philadelphia
   area for Ironwork
   2007 The Bucks County Herald, Feature Article
   2010 British Artist Blacksmith Association Membership