Historic Fallsington

Historic Fallsington is a Pennsylvania historical marker in Fallsington, Bucks County, dedicated 1961.

Bucks County · dedicated 1961 · New Falls Rd./S Main St. (SR 2026), just N of Tyburn Rd. (SR 2020), Fallsington

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One of the first places settled in Pennsylvania, this village has retained a great many of the fine houses of its provincial period. The Friends Meeting organized in 1683 was attended by William Penn in 1701. The original building of 1692 stood near the site of the present Friends Meetinghouse.

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Historic Fallsington

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