Heralding Our History: The Liberty Bell once slept here | The Bucks County Herald

The small building located at 1237 W. Broad St. in Quakertown was built in 1772. At only 15-feet-by-15-feet, it was originally an addition to a log home. When Abel Robert’s son married a girl who lived ...

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