Did you know that during the American Revolution, Bucks County was deeply divided—between Patriots, Loyalists, and those who refused to take sides, known as the “Disaffected”? Revolutionary Reels — the Bucks County Herald’s weekly series telling the story of America’s founding as it happened, where it happened—bringing local history to life. Watch Episode 1 and follow @BucksCountyHerald. New episodes every Thursday. Washington Crossing Park photos by Brian Wagner of BWagsPhotography #BucksCounty

Happy New Year—and happy 250th, America. Today begins a yearlong celebration of our nation’s founding, and the Bucks County Herald is proud to be your local guide. With help from Bucks County native Michael Smerconish, we’re launching Bucks County Herald’s 250: Revolutionary Reels— Bucks County’s revolutionary history, as it happened, where it happened. This 52-episode weekly video series brings the American Revolution to life through the people, places, and familiar landscapes of Bucks County—o

23 reactions | ➡️ Bucks County was home to many important stops on the Underground Railroad, from taverns and churches to privately owned farms. See stops like the Harriett Tubman Memorial in Bristol, Buckingham Friends Meeting House, Wedgwood Inn, Archambault House and Mount Gilead Cemetery. ➡️ View all the stops on our website at Visitbuckscounty.com/UndergroundRailroad. | Visit Bucks County | Facebook