Pineville, Pennsylvania

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Small village outside of Wrightstown, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, most known to be the home of the Pineville Tavern, a local eatery with roots dating back to 1742. Offers casual fare to filet mignon. Rumored to be home to a ghost who carries a large package on one shoulder, possibly a laborer who worked at the tavern in a bygone era. Also possibly a food delivery person and not a ghost at all, locals have debated the issue over drinks as a popular pastime. Also in Pineville is the Pineville Post Office along with several historic homes.

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