HILLTOWN, Pennsylvania, March. 21, 2024: Bucks County Cultural Society announces acquisition of Ruth Trost artwork.
Ruth Durning Trost lived in Levittown, PA and died in the summer of 1976. The acquisition of this watercolor expands Bucks County Cultural Society's collection of art produced by women artists who resided in Levittown, Pennsylvania.
About Bucks County Cultural Society
Founded in 2020 and based in Hilltown Pennsylvania, Bucks County Cultural Society supports continued preservation of cultural, environmental, genealogical, and historical information-along with relevant artifacts and real property-in a manner that will enhance the public's knowledge of Bucks County's cultural heritage. The organization endeavors to be the leader in uniting and preserving diverse facets of Bucks County's cultural heritage.
HILLTOWN, Pennsylvania, Feb. 25, 2024: Bucks County Cultural Society announces receipt of generous memorial donation.
A Bucks County donor, who wishes to remain anonymous, has contributed a significant donation in memory of the following individuals:
Mary T.
Emily Neuber
Ethel O'Brien
Our board is pleased to accept this donation. If you wish to make a memorial donation in memory of a loved one, please write to us or contact us using the form on our homepage.
Written correspondence and memorial donations can be mailed to the following address:
Bucks County Cultural Society
PO Box 309
Hilltown, PA 18927
When making a memorial donation by mail, please be sure to include your name and address and whether or not you wish to be publicly acknowledged on our website or remain anonymous.
Funds received from memorial donations will be utilized to support Bucks County Cultural Society's general operations and such purposes as are consistent with Bucks County Cultural Society's mission statement. If making a donation via mail, please send a check or money order only (no cash). Please Note: All memorial donations are accepted at the sole discretion of our board of directors. For any questions regarding memorial donations, please contact us online or by mail before making a donation.
About Bucks County Cultural Society
Founded in 2020 and based in Hilltown Pennsylvania, Bucks County Cultural Society supports continued preservation of cultural, environmental, genealogical, and historical information-along with relevant artifacts and real property-in a manner that will enhance the public's knowledge of Bucks County's cultural heritage. The organization endeavors to be the leader in uniting and preserving diverse facets of Bucks County's cultural heritage.
HILLTOWN, Pennsylvania, Dec. 15, 2023: Bucks County Cultural Society announces opening of new PO Box in Hilltown, PA.
Bucks County Cultural Society will be closing our Doylestown PO Box before Christmas. Please direct correspondence and financial donations to our new PO Box at the following address:
Bucks County Cultural Society
PO Box 309
Hilltown, PA 18927
Donations in support of Bucks County Cultural Society's First-Ever Fall Appeal will now be accepted by mail at our new PO box in Hilltown, PA. Donations will be utilized to support Bucks County Cultural Society's general operations and such purposes as are consistent with Bucks County Cultural Society's mission statement.
To request more information or to make an online donation, please visit Bucks County Cultural Society online.
About Bucks County Cultural Society
Founded in 2020 and based in Hilltown Pennsylvania, Bucks County Cultural Society supports continued preservation of cultural, environmental, genealogical, and historical information-along with relevant artifacts and real property-in a manner that will enhance the public's knowledge of Bucks County's cultural heritage. The organization endeavors to be the leader in uniting and preserving diverse facets of Bucks County's cultural heritage.
HILLTOWN, Pennsylvania, Oct. 8, 2023 (Updated Dec. 15, 2023): Bucks County Cultural Society announces the beginning of its First-Ever Fall Appeal.
Seasons change, but the need to preserve Bucks County's cultural heritage remains constant. Fall into Bucks County Cultural Society's First-Ever Fall Appeal today and help assist Bucks County Cultural Society, a nonprofit with an all volunteer board of directors that employs no paid staff, in its mission as it continues the important work of preserving Bucks County's cultural heritage.
Donations will be utilized to support Bucks County Cultural Society's general operations and such purposes as are consistent with Bucks County Cultural Society's mission statement.
Donations in support of Bucks County Cultural Society's First-Ever Fall Appeal will be accepted by mail at the following address:
Bucks County Cultural Society
PO Box 309
Hilltown, PA 18927
To request more information or to make an online donation, please visit Bucks County Cultural Society online.
About Bucks County Cultural Society
Founded in 2020 and based in Hilltown Pennsylvania, Bucks County Cultural Society supports continued preservation of cultural, environmental, genealogical, and historical information-along with relevant artifacts and real property-in a manner that will enhance the public's knowledge of Bucks County's cultural heritage. The organization endeavors to be the leader in uniting and preserving diverse facets of Bucks County's cultural heritage.
Preserve the General Greene Inn in Buckingham
Publication: Bucks County Herald
Date: March 21, 2024
Writer: Jonathan Neuber
From the Desk of the Bucks County Cultural Society:
The Blizzard of '88
Publication: Hilltown Historical Society Newsletter
Date: April 2023
Writer: Jonathan Neuber
Bucks County Cultural Society is chasing a 'ghost'*
Publication: The Intelligencer
Date: February 6, 2022
Writer: Jonathan Neuber
*Article was initially mistitled by the paper, as it was originally published in print (before being corrected online) with the following title:
Help the Bucks County Historical Society pursue a 'ghost'
Our county's history is worth preserving*
Publication: Bucks County Herald
Date: March 10, 2022
Writer: Jonathan Neuber
*Article was mistitled by the paper, as it printed country instead of county.
To avoid confusion about the content of this article, a corrected title appears on this page.
Franklin Fund loan helped launch Bucks' first newspaper
Publication: The Intelligencer
Date: July 17, 2022
Writer: Jonathan Neuber
Letter to the Editor: Response to 'Tile Works deal lacks clarity'
Publication: The Intelligencer
Date: April 07, 2021
Writer: Jonathan Neuber
Letter to the Editor: Red Lion Inn's history doesn't have to fade
Publication: The Intelligencer
Date: October 17, 2021
Writer: Jonathan Neuber
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