Please join the King of Prussia Historical Society on Saturday, September 9 at 2:00 pm for our program, “History of Upper Merion Schools. Upper Merion High School Physics teacher, David Montalvo, will present an overview of the recent history of Upper Merion schools. Mr. Montalvo has been looking through old yearbooks and historical society archives to put together a great
In this Ed Dybicz article, “Overseers of U. Merion Poor Revealed in History Records”, you can read how Upper Merion took care of it’s poor back in its early days. You might recognize some of the names mentioned.
August 20th marks the 17 year anniversary of the move of the King of Prussia Inn from the Route 202 median to a 1.5 acre site off Bill Smith Boulevard near South Gulph Road. Route 202 north was closed for parts of the day along with South Gulph Road. Right and left turns were the hardest part as each turn
In July, 1971, the King of Prussia Historical Society debuted the first 100 of a limited edition King of Prussia Plate. The pewter-like plate is 6 inches and made of an alloy, Armetale. The exclusive design of the plate was made by an 18th century pewterer. The center artwork is from a drawing by Eric Sloan from an early book