Quakertown is celebrating the involvement of a local resident in the Underground Railroad.

A humorous view of the world of early indoor plumbing. Do you know the inventor of toilet paper of the correct way to hang it.

This presentation reviews the journey of Africans from their captor in the Motherland, slavery in America. the anti slavery movement and fugitive slaves flight to freedom,

 Highlights include some of the Underground's history in the counties of Bucks, Montgomery an Philadelphia.

Brian is a local bicycling historian and discusses biking in it's heyday, late 1800'sbike racing and bike manufacturing in the Doylestown area.

Mr. Anselmo, a Goshenhoppen Historian will speak about bee keeping from the mid 19th century to about 1920 with emphasis on Pennsylvania German

 influences.

Using metal detectors this group does archeological digs. They will exhibit their findings from a site in the city of Nashville,

 If you wish they can explore your property. It is returned to it's original condition and you keep what they find at no cost to you.

 September 9, General Henry Slocum By: Dave Bonham

 General Slocum is an unsung General of the Battle of Gettysburg, an interesting man who went on after the Civil War to be very influential in the city of New York.

 Among others will be pictures of tombstones from Almont church.

 Mr. Kaufman returns to talk about local men from Bucks County who fought in the Civil War.