Name: Fall Frenzy
Start: 2025-11-11T09:00:00-05:00
End: 2025-11-11T15:00:00-05:00
Location: Aldie Mansion

Heritage Conservancy Facilitates Preservation of 35-acre Property in Springfield Township and Lower Saucon Township

Posted on July 12, 2019 by Alex

In working with local townships and state and federal agencies, Heritage Conservancy, recently facilitated the placement of a conservation easement on the 35.5-acre Seifert property, which is located on Martin’s Lane in Springfield Township, Bucks County, and Lower Saucon Township, Northampton County (the property crosses county lines). The property is located adjacent to other preserved […]

Let Fallen Trees Lie

Posted on June 27, 2019 by Alex

On neat, manicured lawns, any stray dandelion or pile of leaves is quickly removed for the sake of appearances. In the woods, it’s a different story. When a willow tree fell on our Russell-Mandel Preserve in Buckingham Township (which is the site for our Farm to Table dinner at the end of July!), our conservation […]

Heritage Conservancy Celebrates Its Members and Supporters at Annual Garden Party

Posted on June 19, 2019 by Alex

Heritage Conservancy hosted its annual member appreciation and donor recognition event on the evening of Thursday, June 6th, at historic Aldie Mansion in Doylestown, PA. Over 220 of the Conservancy’s valued donors, individual and business members, and Board of Directors were in attendance at the Garden Party, as well as special guests of supporters who […]

For Historic Building Repairs, Ask the Professionals

Posted on May 28, 2019 by Alex

We’re making a list, and owners of historic structures will want to check it twice! Many who read our President Jeff Marshall’s recent article on the demolition of three Bucks County barns were left wondering what could be done to prevent other surviving structures from facing the same fate. Proper care of old buildings is […]

Remembering Three Old Barns

Posted on April 29, 2019 by Alex

By Jeffrey L. Marshall, President of Heritage Conservancy and National Barn Alliance Board of Directors This month was a tough one for old buildings, particularly old barns. Heritage Conservancy was asked to go out and look at three(!) barns that were going to be demolished. The gloomy weather seemed appropriate for this somber task–the presence […]

Heritage Conservancy’s Annual Photo Contest 🗓

Posted on April 29, 2019 by Alex

We want your best Bucks County or Montgomery County photos celebrating our natural and historic heritage during spring, summer, autumn or winter. Up to 12 winners could be chosen to be featured in our 2020 Heritage Conservancy wall calendar. Entries will be accepted from Monday, June 3rd, through Friday, June 28th. Voting will take place […]

A Q&A with Nick DeRose, Heritage Conservancy’s New Vice Chairman of the Board

Posted on April 29, 2019 by Alex

Anyone who gets involved with the work of a nonprofit–whether it’s in a staff or volunteer position–has a unique story for why they do what they do. This month, we chatted with Nick DeRose, Vice Chairperson of Heritage Conservancy’s Board of Directors. Equipped with a master’s degree in Geology, Nick is a professional geologist specializing […]

Heritage Conservancy Teaches Keystone Students the “3 W’s”

Posted on April 26, 2019 by Alex

It was a watershed moment for the students of Keystone Elementary School when Heritage Conservancy staff members taught them the 3 W’s last month! We recently worked with the entire fourth grade (nearly 200 students!) of Keystone Elementary School; these were the same students we saw in the fall during our Steamboat SPLASH! Program. Each […]

“The River Flows Through Art”—A Michener Art Museum and Heritage Conservancy Collaboration

Posted on March 27, 2019 by Alex

A powerful partnership has been forged! Heritage Conservancy has teamed up with the James A. Michener Art Museum for “The River Flows Through Art: A Catalyst for Change” educational program. This five-week endeavor, which is currently taking place, creatively teaches students from three local schools (Morrisville High School, Strayer Middle School, and Thomas Holme School) […]

Bucks County Property Added to National Register of Historic Places

Posted on March 27, 2019 by Alex

The Fullam House (pictured above) has been nominated to the National Register of Historic Places! […]

Heritage Conservancy Facilitates Preservation of 35-acre Property in Springfield Township and Lower Saucon Township

Let Fallen Trees Lie

Heritage Conservancy Celebrates Its Members and Supporters at Annual Garden Party

For Historic Building Repairs, Ask the Professionals

Remembering Three Old Barns

Heritage Conservancy’s Annual Photo Contest 🗓

A Q&A with Nick DeRose, Heritage Conservancy’s New Vice Chairman of the Board

Heritage Conservancy Teaches Keystone Students the “3 W’s”

“The River Flows Through Art”—A Michener Art Museum and Heritage Conservancy Collaboration

Bucks County Property Added to National Register of Historic Places

Events

Mushroom ID Walk

A Pollinator Picnic Garden Party to Celebrate our Members

Nighttime Glow Hike at Croydon Woods

Fall Frenzy