The Perkasie Historical Society has announced its fall dinner programs:
“Stay Home and Be Home,” early settlers stories from Revolutionary soldiers by Colleen Algeo, Tuesday, Sept. 6;
“Slavery in Pennsylvania and the Underground Railroad in Upper Bucks,” by Jack Shick of Quakertown Historical Society, Tuesday, Oct. 4;
“The History and Lore of Thanksgiving,” by Darcy Fair, PhD, Tuesday, Nov. 1; and
Pennridge High School Chamber Choir holiday performance, Tuesday, Dec. 6.
The dinner meetings are $12 and reservations are required; contact Pat Gahman at 215-257-9624. Meetings begin at 6:30 p.m. at St. Stephen’s United Church of Christ, Sixth and Arch streets, Perkasie.
For information, visit perkasiehistory.org.
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