Langhorne Borough has been a National Historic Register District in PA since 1987. The Borough’s history, spanning over three centuries, is apparent in our tree-lined streets, quaint alleys and in the midst of door-yard gardens within our one-half square mile boundary. Our history and unique identity continue to be reinforced by residents with deep community pride and vision.

A village of less than a square mile surrounded by dense suburban development, Langhorne Borough maintains its identity through foresight, hard work, and continuing vigilance. Since 1970, local government has enacted historic zoning; purchased and saved a farm within the Borough boundaries; and created an Arts Council, a Recreation Board, a Historical Association, and a Shade Tree Commission that plants new trees every year.