Warminster Township - Clark, Kathleen Zingaro; Craven Hall Historical Society
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A township in its own right since 1711, Warminster has been at the forefront of American history for centuries. Rev. William Tennent's Log College, John Fitch's steamboat, and Johnsville's Naval Air Development Center all figure prominently into its historical record. From the beginning, Warminster's people tilled the land, educated their children, established businesses, and contributed to their community and the world at large. Today Warminster is a thriving commercial hub, and its legacy of growth and development continues.

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A township in its own right since 1711, Warminster has been at the forefront of American history for centuries. Rev. William Tennent's Log College, John Fitch's steamboat, and Johnsville's Naval Air Development Center all figure prominently into its historical record. From the beginning, Warminster's people tilled the land, educated their children, established businesses, and contributed to their community and the world at large. Today Warminster is a thriving commercial hub, and its legacy of growth and development continues.
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Kathleen Zingaro Clark, author of Bucks County and Bucks County Inns and Taverns, engagingly captures Warminster's 300-year history in Warminster Township. Thanks to images provided by Craven Hall Historical Society and dozens of institutions, collectors, and community-minded individuals, treasured moments of the past will now be remembered for generations.