Welcome to the Perkasie Historical Society
Perkasie Historical Society, founded in 1954, strives to help preserve the history of Perkasie Borough. Perkasie is located approximately 30 miles north of Philadelphia. Our volunteer organization relies on the support of the community as it cares for the four historic venues: the South Perkasie Covered Bridge, the Perkasie Carousel, Perkasie Museum and the Stout Family Cemetery. All are welcome to attend our carousel openings, meetings, and other community activities. The Perkasie Historical Society is lead by a Volunteer Board providing oversight for our sites and functions. Website and Photo Gallery sponsored by Frentzen Financial Solutions, Perkasie, PA
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Perkasie Historical Society
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Perkasie Carousel Schedule |
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The Perkasie Historical Society has regular dinner meetings featuring a speaker or program. Meetings are held at 6:30 pm at the St. Stephen's UCC, 110 N. 6th Street, Perkasie.
Reservations for dinner are necessary. Reservation information If the need arises, please be considerate and cancel your dinner reservation before 3 PM. Meeting Schedule Due to the Coronovirus (COVID-19) restrictions we are going to pause our Membership Dinner Meetings. Instead, we will have Feature Presentations using Zoom Technology Feature Presentations Zoom Technology Sponsored by Chris and Cathy Kleine Join the Perkasie Historical Society Feature Presentation Zoom session! Perkasie Historical Society is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. December 1, 2020 6:30 PM "2019 Pennridge High School Chamber Choir Performing Two Perkasie Songs" The presentation will feature the 2019 Pennridge High School Chamber Choir performing the songs "See! See! Perkasie!" and "I Love Perkasie" Lyrics for both songs by Kitty Hoagey. The performance was part of the December 2019 Perkasie Historical Society Christmas Meeting at St. Stephen's Church. Join Us on Zoom! Time: Dec 1, 2020 06:30 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86013410431 Meeting ID: 860 1341 0431 Please continue to check this website for updates. Perkasie Historical Society MuseumThe Perkasie Historical Society Museum is located in the former Lehigh Valley Transit Trolley Station located at 513 W. Walnut Street in Perkasie.
The museum is open to the public during Perkasie Borough events and on selected weekends May through December. Hours can also be arranged by appointment. Please contact the Perkasie Historical Society for special requests. Museum Displays
Due to the Coronovirus (COVID-19) restrictions and cancellation of Perkasie Borough events, we are going to pause our In-Person Museum Displays. Please continue to check this website for updates. December 5, 2020: Perkasie Tree Lighting : "Christmas in Perkasie" |
The Perkasie Carousel is located in Menlo Park at West Park Avenue and 3rd Street, adjacent to the Menlo Aquatic Center
Saturday, December 5, 2020 Noon - 5 PM Cancelled Perkasie Historical Society Current ProjectsThe South Perkasie Covered Bridge Restoration Project
Perkasie Borough Council formed a covered bridge committee made up of four council historical committee members, the Parks and Recreation and Public Works Directors, two members of Perkasie Historical Society and one member of Bucks County Covered Bridge Society. Mayor Hollenbach is also an ad hoc committee member. This committee will oversee the bridge restoration, fundraising, and securing of available grants. Brief 1832 South Perkasie Covered Bridge history WFMZ Channel 69 South Perkasie Covered Bridge Project Coverage More information on the The South Perkasie Covered Bridge Restoration Project Perkasie Historical Society Self-Guided Walking Tour
Follow this link to navigate the historic sites of Perkasie "Then" and "Now" Perkasie Walking Tour or scan this QR code
This application is intended for personal use in navigating the historic sites of Perkasie. The Perkasie Historical Society enjoys and appreciates the collaborations that made the 2020-2021 walking tour refinements a reality. Thank you! Ragtops & Roadsters Market Crossing Condo Association |
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"Historic preservation is present tense"
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Come Visit!