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2020 “Home for the Holidays”
Photo Contest Winners

Congratulations to the winners of our Home for the Holidays Photo Contest!
1st Place: Susan Smith
2nd Place: Lydia Ivins
3rd Place: Laura Brandt
Honorable Mention: Barry Fleck
Honorable Mention: Sharon Kiryluk

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1st Place

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Susan Smith

2020 “Home for the Holidays”
Photo Contest Entries

Thanks to all who entered our first-ever Newtown “Home for the Holidays” Photo Contest! Please browse all the entries and enjoy the winter holiday beauty portrayed by your friends and neighbors.

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Upcoming Events

The Lost Covered Bridges of the Neshaminy Creek

The Lost Covered Bridges of the Neshaminy Creek

September 16, 7:30pm - 7:30pm

Join us for a look back in time at the covered bridges of the Neshaminy Creek. Local author and historian, Scott Bomboy, will speak about these majestic structures.

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Tyler State Park Self-Guided Walking Tour

September 22, 10:00am - 4:00pm

This annual event is designed as a self-guided walking tour of the historic properties and farmhouses scattered throughout the Tyler State Park grounds.

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Historic Newtown Market Day

October 05, 10:00am - 4:00pm

Market Day is an annual Newtown tradition in its 48th year that takes place in the historic borough streets and is highly anticipated by our close community and surrounding Bucks County. (Rain Date: October 6)

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The Edward Hicks Room

The Newtown Historic Association invites you back in time to experience the life of Newtown's most famous artist, Edward Hicks. The Edward Hicks Room displays many of the treasures owned by Hicks during his lifetime. These items include a double-faced swinging sign portraying William Penn's Treaty with the Indians and Penn's Landing at Chester in 1844...learn more

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We invite you to sign up to stay informed of upcoming events, educational programs and community activities. Most are held in our historic Half Moon Inn, a tavern in the early days of Newtown, and are open to the public.

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