African American Museum of Bucks County
Under $25A county museum in Langhorne that tells the local history of African Americans in Bucks County and beyond.

A 1,711-acre Bucks County state park with farmland, woods, and Neshaminy Creek running through it.
101 Swamp Road, Newtown, PA 18940 · Newtown, PA
Tyler State Park sits about 33 miles from central Philadelphia in Bucks County. Its roads, trails, and facilities fit within an old farm and woodland landscape, and Neshaminy Creek winds through the grounds, splitting the land into several distinct sections. Visitors can hike, bike, fish, boat, picnic, watch wildlife, and enjoy winter recreation. Former farm buildings now house a community theater in a restored grain mill and an arts center with studios and workshops. The park also offers educational programs from September through May.
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A county museum in Langhorne that tells the local history of African Americans in Bucks County and beyond.
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Picnic, swim in the summer pool or walk the river trails where Neshaminy Creek meets the Delaware, with a view of the Philadelphia skyline.
Transit: reachable by public transit
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