African American Museum of Bucks County, Langhorne

About African American Museum of Bucks County

The African American Museum of Bucks County occupies a restored 1716 farmhouse on the banks of Core Creek in Langhorne. Visitors explore seven rooms and four niche exhibit spaces on a self-guided tour that traces the stories, achievements and contributions of African Americans in Bucks County history. The museum allows guests to move through displays at their own pace, engaging with each exhibit to discover how local African American communities shaped the region. The restored farmhouse itself serves as both a historical structure and a venue; two rooms are fully equipped for video conferencing and available for meetings and special events with capacity for up to thirty people per room. The museum operates on a limited schedule, with public hours available several days each week, and group visits and class trips available by arrangement.