Lansdale Historical Society at the Jenkins Homestead
The 1770-era Jenkins Homestead, the oldest building within Lansdale's original borders, restored and open to visitors one block off Main Street. The research center 60 feet away holds the society's archive of Lansdale and North Penn documents and artifacts.
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