Editing Penndel, Pennsylvania (section)

==Arts and culture==
Rumpf Factory/Mill - Originally built and completed in 1898 for Mr. Frederick Rumpf's company Rumpf & Sons to manufacture cotton coverlets, table cloths, napkins and other linen goods.  The buildings stone was quarried locally on Mr. Rumpf's farm, formerly the Joyce property, and the sand was hauled from a pit just below neighboring Hulmeville Borough.  The original main factory building was three stories high, measured 405 feet in length and 38 feet in width.  It was connected by rail with the Philadelphia & Reading Railroad allowing railroad conveyance.<ref>The Bucks County Gazette - Thu, Jun 30, 1898, page 1</ref> George C. Dietrich of Philadelphia secured the building contract for $21,500.<ref>The Bucks County Gazette Bristol, PA Thu, March 17, 1898, Page 1</ref> The original factory structure was completely destroyed by a fire in August 1901 and rebuilt in 1902.<ref>The Bucks County Gazette - Thu, Aug 22, 1901, page 3</ref> The factory building is still standing, it sits mostly empty and its future is uncertain.