America’s Oldest Christmas Tree Lighting turned 116 on Saturday December 7th! The town of Perkasie has been hosting this magical event since 1909, and year after year they continue to bring the joy of Christmas to attendees of all ages. But if by some chance you were not one of the thousands of…
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See history come to life in Upper Bucks County! The county's northernmost region is not only filled with rolling hills, wide open countryside and beautiful scenery, it's also home to an abundance of historic sites, inns, theaters, museums and restaurants. Check out any of these locations to learn…
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History buffs, buckle up! The Mercer Museum in Doylestown, Pennsylvania is currently hosting an exhibition that sheds light on one of the most fascinating – and controversial – chapters in American history: The Doan Gang. Heroes or Villains? You Decide Running from May 4, 2024, all the way through December 31, 2026, "The Doan Gang: Outlaws of the Revolution" delves into the story of this group of…
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Bucks County, PA is a place full of history, settled by William Penn and housing Washington’s soldiers during the Revolutionary War. Stone houses, often predating the United States itself, tell the story of the settlers who lived here in the 1700s and 1800s. Many of the historic stone houses have…
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Experience the lifestyle of the rich and famous on a group tour of four historic homes along the Delaware River in Bucks County and Philadelphia. These grand homes provide a glimpse into the lives of the area's elite families of the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries. Whether you're a small group of 12…
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Established back in 1682, Bucks County has gathered its share of ghostly residents and haunting stories over the last few centuries. The County is home to roaming spirits, haunted roads and unexplained phenomenon. Join me as I embark on a driving tour of more than 20 haunted locations throughout Bucks County! Follow along - if you dare! While driving the entire length of stops will take you a good…
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Bucks County played an important role as a way station and a transportation hub in the Underground Railroad. The Underground Railroad represented hope for a new life for so many. It was a secret network of hidden and safe places that helped runaways on the journey north. Abolitionists and kind communities, like those in many Bucks County areas, were a part of this incredible movement. My friend…
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For thousands of escaped slaves in the 18 th and 19 th centuries, the Underground Railroad represented hope for a new life. This secret network of hidden, safe places relied on abolitionists and kind communities to aid runaways on their journey northward. Bucks County was home to many important stops…
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More than 200 years ago, The Washington House began as a small farmhouse built on the heavily traveled Bethlehem Pike, which connected Philadelphia to Bethlehem, PA. The building next door that is now the Sellersville Theater was added in the 1894 as its stable. The farmhouse expanded to…
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A short walk down an alley on 12 West Mechanic Street in New Hope is The Great Barn Taproom. This charming tavern, the only farm microbrewery in Bucks County, offers so much more than outstanding craft beer and an outdoor beer garden. The canal-side outdoor space also boasts unique views of the Bucks County Playhouse and exceptional events. On Thursday nights from September through November…
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