In late 2009, the family of Sally Paxson Davis presented a Revolutionary Soldier’s wooden bowl to the Society. The bowl had been in the Paxson family for many generations, and their generosity has made it possible for the entire community to share this treasure. After receiving the bowl, the Society loaned it to the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia. The bowl was returned to the Society and is now on display at the schoolhouse in an archival case purchased through a grant from the Lingohocken Questers Chapter #495. To learn more about this bowl and others like it, read the article by John U. Rees, former secretary of the Society, that appeared in the Winter 2010 edition of the Solebury Chronicle, the Society’s Newsletter. To see the bowl, stop in the schoolhouse any Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 5.
Upcoming Events
Jul 21st @ 2pm – Family History 102: Building Your Family Tree
Sep 22nd @ 4pm – Solebury Township Historical Society Membership Meeting
Oct 3rd @ 10am – RAGO Jewelry Consignment Event
Jan 5th 2025 – The New Year’s Brunch is back!!
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Thank you to all of those who attended our Cuttalossa and Old Carversville Road History Walks
They were a huge success and we plan to offer more walks in the future. Thank you for your generous donations Click Old Carversville Walk for the information discussed during the walk.
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