Mornings of the third Saturdays of June, July and August will be filled with tales of historic Berks County adventures, locations, and traditions, all held at the White Horse Inn in Douglassville.
The popular summer third Saturday local history programs of the Historic Preservation Trust of Berks County in Douglassville, suspended during the pandemic, return in June and July.
Presentations that explain the foundations of Amity Township, now 300 years old, and the Swedish settlement from which it grew, are scheduled for May and June in Douglassville.
Musical entertainment for all ages is scheduled to perform Sept. 30, to raise funds and awareness for the Jacob Keim Farmstead historic site in Oley PA.
The Historic Preservation Trust of Berks County invites the public to explore nearby historic Morlatton Village in Douglassville with a new speaker series that starts Sept. 17.
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