Last updated Nov 06, 2009
No need to "join" this website.  All  information for the WCGN organization is available for everyone.
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Annual Dues $15 per person, $25/couple

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You will be able to direct your donation to either WCGN or the Tulpehocken train station after you log into PayPal during the donation process


 
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WCGN Board

  • President
    Linda Corsover
  • 1st Vice President
    Julie Stapleton Carroll
  • 2nd Vice President
    Ken Handrich
  • Secretary
    Susan N. Guggenheim
  • Treasurer
    Julie Gould Marothy
Last updated Aug 20, 2009
Email WCGN Board
wcgnboard@gmail.com

Email Web site Coordinator
loisann.handrich@jenzabar.net

Boundaries of WCGN

Last updated Feb 03, 2009
The geographical boundaries of the association are:
  • the north side of Chelten Avenue,
  • the west side of Germantown Avenue,
  • the south side of Washington Lane,
  • the east side of the SEPTA R8 railroad line, including Four Freedoms House on the west side of the railroad line.
Google Map

Last updated 5 days ago
WCGN is now a non-profit organization under the Mt. Airy Community Services Corporation.  This allows your contributions to WCGN or the Tulpehocken Station project to be tax-deductible.
West Central Germantown Neighbors
located in the Tulpehocken Station Historic District . . .
We are neighbors working together to maintain the residential character of our neighborhood and promoting a spirit of community.

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Meetings: When and Where

Last updated Feb 12, 2010
Neighborhood Association meetings are held on the 1st Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at the Aulenbach Rectory House at 29 W. Tulpehocken Street. 

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