Quakertown Historical Society
Historic Quakertown
Upper Bucks Visitor Center at the Marketplace Barn
Start your journey at the Visitor Center located at 21 N. Main Street where you'll find a collection of artifacts and memorabilia from Quakertown's 200 year history.
Burgess Foulke House
Just across the street from the Visitor Center you'll find the home of the first Burgess of Quakertown. Suitable for tours, the home tells the story of the town's history and its people.
Liberty Hall
Right around the corner on Broad Street lies Liberty Hall. Important as a hiding place for the Liberty Bell on its way to Allentown for safe keeping during the Revolutionary War. The Hall serves as a small research center for those seeking information on the town and its ancestors.
In the Museum:
Celebrating Local Artists Past & Present
Drop in at the Visitor Center Monday-Friday between 9am-4pm to check out the works of some local current & former artists of Quakertown - James W. Schucker, Jim Lukens, Calvin N. Ruth and more.
