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The Historic Langhorne Association was established in 1965. Its headquarters are in the original Langhorne Library which was constructed in 1888 and later served as a branch of the Bucks County Free Library. The Historic Langhorne Association officially occupied the building by permission of the Bucks County Commissioners in 1977. The building serves many functions: our monthly business and membership meetings; a museum gift shop; a gathering place for other organizations; and several gala events. It is a museum in which the association houses the many artifacts that have been donated to us by local towns-people. Welcome to Historic Langhorne Borough - a National Register District in PA since 1987. Through tree-lined streets, down quaint alleys and in the midst of door-yard gardens within this one-half square mile boundary, over 300 years of history is apparent. Our history and unique identity continues to be reinforced by residents with deep community pride and vision. A village of less than a square mile surrounded by dense suburban developement, Langhorne maintains its identity through foresight, hard work, and continuing vigilance. Since 1970, local government has enacted historic zoning; purchased and saved a farm within the borough boundaries; and created an Arts Council, Recreation Board, Historical Association, and a Shade Tree Commission that has planted 155 trees. Langhorne Borough Business Association is a group of business owners from Langhorne Borough and the surrounding areas. The LBBA addresses concerns that affect the business community in Langhorne Borough and works with the local government and residents to make Langhorne Borough a better place to work and live. LBBA works to improve communication and mutual understanding on issues to improve and grow the community as a whole.
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