Liberty Hall
The stone house on West Broad where the Liberty Bell reportedly spent a night in September 1777, hidden from the British on its wagon haul from Philadelphia up to Allentown. A quiet local landmark most people drive past without knowing what happened here.
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Quakertown Train Station Historical Society
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WPA Twin Bridges
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Mood's Covered Bridge
An 1874 covered bridge over the Perkiomen's northeast branch, burned by arson in 2004 and rebuilt in period lattice-truss style, reopening in February 2008. One salvaged piece of the original truss is built into the new frame, and it still carries about 2,000 cars a day just outside town.
