All Are Welcome
The Millbrook Society and the Amy B. Yerkes Museum are open most Wednesday evenings from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. (and by appointment) on the Second Floor of the Hatboro Baptist Church, 32 N. York Road in Hatboro. Check out our Facebook page for history, photos, local updates, and more.
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Our doors are open to both Members and Non-Members. We welcome you to stop by!
Membership Benefits
Becoming a member of Millbrook helps us achieve our mission and earns you free admission to most sponsored events, free access to our Research Library (and 8 hours of research assistance), subscription to our quarterly member journal, and much more!
Click here for details and to download the Membership Form.
Our Mission
PRESERVATION
By collecting and maintaining artifacts, documents, manuscripts, and maps.
PROTECTION
By archaeology, and recording and researching historical data on buildings and other assets.
EDUCATION
By presentations, programs, publications, reenactments, and related activities.
Events, News, and Info
* CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS *
Millbrook is in the process of digitizing many of our records as part of a major reorganization project. We are looking for volunteers to help us scan, document, and digitally transcribe a number of records pertaining to Millbrook membership. Have a couple hours to help? No office or computer experience necessary.
We need your help. Interested? Contact us at millbrooksociety@gmail.com or 215-957-1877.
The move of Hatboro's history museum to Pennypack Community Ctr. is underway
Next: Millbrook at Richard Wall House Museum Open House & Community Fair, Oct. 20
The 2024 Crooked Billet History Fair, 2024 TMS Annual Meeting, and more
The Millbrook Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that inspires a passion for preserving, protecting, and educating about the rich history of Hatboro and local communities.