Sign up is now open for the NHA Virtual Trivia Pub Quiz!

For the month of November, support the NHA by participating in the ACME GIVE BACK WHERE IT COUNTS Reusable Bag Program!

Visit J. McLaughlin and celebrate the 2nd anniversary of their Newtown Store! Shop in-store or virtually and 15% of the proceeds benefit the NHA.

Nov 15 - Dec 31, the NHA is sponsoring “Home for the Holidays,” a photo contest to support the NHA while exploring and enjoying our historic town.

Our NHA President would like to end this year by simply saying, "THANK YOU" for supporting the Newtown Historic Association. Also, learn about ways you can continue to support the NHA in 2020 and beyond.

Rasps, Possets and Blackjacks. Kevin Kerchner explains why you likely had these items in your 18th century home or knew someone who did!

Signup is now open for our second Virtual Trivia Pub Quiz!

Lyle Rosenberger, local champion of preservation, will speak about the Tyler Gardens, Stella Elkins Tyler and the others who created the formal Tyler Gardens.

The Annual Meeting of the NHA will be held. Then Chase Palmer will be speaking about the Arnold Brothers and their Bucks County Post Cards. You will recognize many of the places depicted on the post cards that still exist and also see some that have vanished.

Many hands make Light the work! Join us for the Annual Spring clean-up for the Half-moon Inn.

The NHA presents a "Memorial Day Tribute to Honor Local Military Veterans“ of World War II, Korea and Viet Nam.

The Newtown Historic Association is hosting their annual Garden Walk on Saturday June 19th 2021. Please join us for a view of some very special gardens and to meet the very talented gardeners who created them.

Join your friends for the NHA’s first in-person gathering in over a year!

Hear Jeff Marshall dish on “Real Dirt on Real People: Looking at the not-so-nice historical characters in Bucks County’s past”

Save the date! Market Day is returning for 2021 on October 2nd. It is our proud tradition to feature high-quality crafters, artisans & fine artists; colonial-era demonstrations, reenactments & activities; farm stands; entertainment for all ages; and food from local restaurants.