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The Spread Eagle Inn Move
Pictures of the Richboro School Reunions and move
Huescher Property Tour
Yawnboy Film Productions
Northampton Township Sketches
Northampton Carriage Rides
Northampton Farming Lifestyles
Touring Old Northampton Homes
A Brief History of a Few Northampton Families
Scatterbits Part 1 - Jean Luff Videos
Scatterbits Part 2 - Jean Luff Videos
Oh So Sweet - Corn farming in Northampton Township
Visting the Paul Lock farm
Richboro Nike Base - PH07A
A Pennsylvania State Historic marker was placed on
Friday, October 5, 2007 - 10AM
at the Northampton Rec. Center, Richboro
Hampton Hill, Richboro, Bucks County, PA
The Bennet-Search house, circa 1744, is one of
three residences on the National Historic Registry
in Northampton Township. It was named Hampton Hill in 1973.
National Register Listed properties in Bucks County, PA
Churchville Historic District
In the early 2000's a group formed at Jake's Eatery in Richboro. They would meet
there everyday for lunch. One of the participants was Dottie Glessner, a poet and
good friend. Dottie was in her own words an old crone! She named the group The
Algonquin Roundtable after the one created by the NY Times drama critic, Alexander
Woolcott in 1919 which lasted a decade. The Richboro group would discuss issues of
the day and the personal woes of those attending. It was a regular daily meeting
that also lasted about a decade. Dottie and many of the participants have now passed
but she documented the group in poems and created a booklet of rememberences. Since
this is part of Richboro's history I present it here as a PDF.
The Algonquin Round Table at Jake's Eatery by Dottie Glessner