Welcome to Historic Fallsington

Historic Fallsington Inc. (HFI) is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the historic community of Fallsington, Pennsylvania for future generations to enjoy and learn from.  Fallsington has over 300 years of history, and we welcome all of you to celebrate it with us.  Centered around the historic homes at Meetinghouse Square and the Quaker Meetinghouses it's named after, Historic Fallsington offers one of last surviving examples of colonial life and architecture in our area. 

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HFI's origins trace back to the early 1950s, a time of radical change for Lower Bucks County, as a once rural community quickly saw itself being transformed into one of the first modern American suburbs.  While that growth and change helped shape the community we are today, it also threatened to erase the history of what had come before it.  One historic property in particular, an 1808 stone manor home now known as the Burges-Lippincott House, was marked for demolish to make way for a gas station.  The successful campaign to save and preserve this building gave birth to HFI.   Following that success, over the next 20 years, HFI was able to acquire and restore a total 6 building here in town, which we maintain to this day.  

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We invite you all to come visit us, tour our buildings, and learn our history.  

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