The history of this church at this location dates back to the mid-1800s. It is well documented on the church's Web site (the church is now at 1900 County Line Road). It is said that there was once a tunnel to a tavern across the pike, part of the Underground Railroad. A few years ago the property was sold, the church building torn down, and TD Bank erected. For many years, there were graves just a few feet from the intersection of 202 and 309. Fortunately, the graves were moved to Beulah Cemetery at 238 Almhouse Road, New Britain, PA 18901.
| Publication date | Jun 24, 2018 |
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The history of this church at this location dates back to the mid-1800s. It is well documented on the church's Web site (the church is now at 1900 County Line Road). It is said that there was once a tunnel to a tavern across the pike, part of the Underground Railroad. A few years ago the property was sold, the church building torn down, and TD Bank erected. For many years, there were graves just a few feet from the intersection of 202 and 309. Fortunately, the graves were moved to Beulah Cemetery at 238 Almhouse Road, New Britain, PA 18901.
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