Bucks County Civil War Library and Museum, Doylestown

About Bucks County Civil War Library and Museum

Bucks County Civil War Library and Museum presents rare Civil War artifacts with emphasis on the region's military heritage, particularly the service of the 104th "Ringgold" Volunteers. Visitors explore one-of-a-kind objects in nineteenth-century surroundings within Doylestown's historic downtown. The museum's research library houses over 1,500 books, periodicals, and rare first-editions alongside databases for study and investigation. Founded by The Bucks County Civil War Round Table, Inc., the facility serves as a center for Civil War research and preservation of Pennsylvania's participation in the conflict. The museum operates on Saturday mornings. General admission is free. The institution suits history researchers, Civil War enthusiasts, and visitors interested in Bucks County's documented military legacy during America's Civil War era.