Quakers
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The Revolutionary War’s Tide Turned in Bucks County. Washington’s Crossing Changed Everything
By the last week of December 1776, a full year before the winter encampment in Valley Forge, the fields and…
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Learn How Philadelphia Neighborhoods Earned Their Names
Philadelphia is a historic city of neighborhoods. Each one has a story as to how they earned their names, and…
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Horsham Couple Fights Sale of Former Limekiln Simmons School Site to Developers
A Horsham couple is battling the Hatboro-Horsham School District over its plans to turn the site of the former Limekiln…
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Penn Swimmer Anna Kalandadze of Ardmore Places 4th at NCAA Championship
Anna Kalandadze of Ardmore finished out her swimming and diving career at the University of Pennsylvania with a fourth place…
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Chester County Boarding School Among the Top in the United States
A Chester County school is ranked among the country’s best boarding schools, according to data from the website Stacker. West…
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These Bucks County Towns Are Considered Some of the Best in the Philadelphia Region
Known for its unique and popular small towns, Bucks County is home to two towns that are considered the best…
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Historic Tavern, a Popular Spot in Quakertown, Continues Search for a New Owner
A property in Bucks County, which predates a large portion of the country’s history, is continuing its search for a new…
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In Anniversary Mode, Joseph Ambler Inn Owner Recalls First Impression: ‘I’m Going to Buy It’
Throughout the balance of 2023, the Joseph Ambler Inn will mark 40 years of serving guests and hosting events in…
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These Bucks County Towns Are Considered Some of the Best in the Philadelphia Region
Known for its unique and popular small towns, Bucks County is home to two towns that are considered the best…
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Pre-Revolutionary Tavern in Upper Bucks Hits the Market for $1.25M
A property in Bucks County, which predates a large portion of the nation’s history, has recently gone up for sale…
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Nation’s First Training Camp for Black Soldiers in Civil War Was Established in Cheltenham Township
The nation’s first training camp for soldiers of African descent in the Civil War, Camp William Penn, was established in…
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Tiny Montgomery County Community Was Huge in U.S. Struggle for Equality
La Mott, an unincorporated residential community in Cheltenham Township, is probably not a location known to most Montgomery County residents.…
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Harriet Tubman Often Found Refuge with Montgomery County Quakers While Helping Escaped Slaves Reach Safety
Harriet Tubman, the prominent abolitionist and political activist, often found refuge at the home of a Montgomery County Quaker family…
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