The Sellersville Museum
The town's whole history stuffed into an old schoolhouse: 19th-century farm tools, local sports memorabilia, and fashion sketches by designer Katherine Berkemeyer spread across two floors. It only opens the second full weekend of the month, noon to 4, and the special-exhibit room swaps its topic every time you come back.
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Star Trek 60th Anniversary
The borough museum gives over its rooms to Star Trek at sixty for one weekend only. Two days, then the exhibit changes over for the next month.
Star Trek 60th Anniversary
Second and last day of the Star Trek sixtieth anniversary show at the borough museum on Church Street. Call ahead for hours, they shift month to month.
Star Wars
The borough museum opens one weekend a month around a single theme, and October's is Star Wars, pulled from local collections. The building is an 1875 schoolhouse on East Church Street.
Star Wars
Second day of the October opening, same Star Wars display in the old schoolhouse museum. Hours run short on these weekends, so call 215-257-5253 before you drive over.
Trains and Trolleys
November's theme at the borough museum is model trains and trolleys, which in the town that built Pittman electric motors sits closer to local history than hobby.
Trains and Trolleys
Second day of the November opening, trains and trolleys running inside the 1875 schoolhouse on East Church Street. Times were not posted, so call 215-257-5253 first.
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Historic Sugartown
Preserved 19th-century crossroads village with a general store, carriage museum, the circa-1805 Garrett House, and a working book bindery. Grounds are open daily 9 to 5 year-round; guided tours run Saturdays and Sundays May through November, with parking at 273 Boot Road.
Gather Place Museum
A living-history museum in the 1877 A.M.E. church on South Canal Street, telling the African American and women's history most Bucks County guides walk right past. Storytelling here leans on West African Griot tradition instead of wall text, and you can catch the exhibits weekend afternoons or by appointment during the week.
Kennett Heritage Center
Kennett Square's local-history museum, on North Union. A good stop for the town's Underground Railroad and mushroom-country past.
