Saving Bucks County
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- Honey Hollow Watershed received National Historic Landmark status in 1969.
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One of Pennsylvania's National Historic Landmarks gets scrapped in multi-million dollar Delaware Canal State Park "Historical restoration project". The Pennsylvania Constitution guarantees us the right to the preservation of our historic areas! Article 1. sec.27. Help save the last 30 beautiful miles. The Departmentof Conservation and Natural Resources wants us to believe that the entire Delaware Canal State Park towpath is a disaster with depressions, rocks and exposed roots. This is not the case!
Senator Joseph Conti holds the keys to the bulldozers...
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Senator Joseph Conti
10 E. Court Street
Doylestown PA 18901
800 728-8600
fax 215 489-5214
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Clifford David
The Heritage Conservancy
85 Old Dublin Pike
Doylestown PA 18901
215 345-7020
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- Congressman Jim Greenwood
69 E. Oakland Avenue
Doylestown PA 18901
215 348-7658
- Rep. Charles McIlhinney
199 N Broad Street
Doylestown PA 18901
215 489-5000, fax 215 489-5200
- Randy Apgar,President
The Friends of the Canal
New Hope PA18938
215 862-2021
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Bucks County is a class 2A county comprised of 23 boroughs and 31 townships.
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1. Davis History of Bucks County. . . 1876
2. An Illustrated History of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Wm H. Egle, M.D. (1876)
3. Place Names of Bucks County . . . compiled by George Mac Reynolds (Doylestown, PA: Bucks Co. Historical Society,
1942)
4. History of Bucks County Pennsylvania Volume I, William W. H. Davis, A.M.
4a. THE JOURNAL, NOVEMBER 1998, PUBLISHED BY THE BUCKS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
5. History of Bucks County Pennsylvania Volume II, William W. H. Davis, A.M.
6. History of Bucks County Pennsylvania Volume III, William W. H. Davis, A.M.
7. Battle's History of Bucks County. . . 1887
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