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      Rising Sun Inn

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      American Restaurants, Bars, Caterers

      898 Allentown Rd, Telford, PA 18969

      215-721-6350

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      Takes reservationsServes alcoholWheelchair accessibleOffers outdoor seatingGood for groups
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      Historic Rising Sun Inn, nestled in the rolling hills on the border of Bucks and Montgomery counties, is situated on the East Branch of the Perkiomen Creek. Built in 1739, it began its history as an inn when Peter Gerhart and his wife Elizabeth rented it from George Esterly in 1752. Known then as Gerhart's Tavern, it was an overnight stop for the stage coach which traveled from Philadelphia to Allentown. In 1777 the Liberty Bell was housed overnight in Gerhart's Tavern as it was moved from Philadelphia to Allentown to avoid British capture during the occupation of Philadelphia. The Inn was also a part of the underground railroad, housing escapees overnight in tunnels that had been dug in the basement. Runaways stopped at Gerhart's Tavern after leaving Seth Luken's station on Forty Foot Road and before rejoining the main route to Quakertown. This particular route was used to bypass Norristown. This description continues at: https://www.risingsuninn.netHistoric Rising Sun Inn, nestled in the rolling hills on the border of Bucks and Montgomery counties, is situated on the East Branch of the Perkiomen Creek. Built in 1739, it began its history as an inn when Peter Gerhart and his wife Elizabeth rented it from George Esterly in 1752. Known then as Gerhart's Tavern, it was an overnight stop for the stage coach which traveled from Philadelphia to Allentown. In 1777 the Liberty Bell was housed overnight in Gerhart's Tavern as it was moved from Philadelphia to Allentown to avoid British capture during the occupation of Philadelphia. The Inn was also a part of the underground railroad, housing escapees overnight in tunnels that had been dug in the basement. Runaways stopped at Gerhart's Tavern after leaving Seth Luken's station on Forty Foot Road and before rejoining the main route to Quakertown. This particular route was used to bypass Norristown. This description continues at: https://www.risingsuninn.net
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      Rising Sun Inn Restaurant & Tavern

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      http://www.risingsuninn.com

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      Parking: Lot, Private

      Wi-Fi: No

      Attire: Casual

      Wheelchair Accessible: Yes

      Take Out: Yes

      Takes Reservations: Yes

      Outdoor Seating: Yes

      Good For Groups: Yes

      Drive Through: No

      Good for Kids: Yes

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