Hulmeville Borough municipal offices are located at 321 Main Street, Hulmeville PA 19047.
Phone: 215-757-6531.
Neighborhoods
Circa 1890 Colonial on Green Street sold by, Keller Williams Real Estate, Newtown/Yardley Market Center, Bucks County, PA. Contact Listing Agents, the Maryanne O'Keeffe Team, Realtors®.
Initially known as Milford, the region was settled as part of Middletown Township. Its name was altered following John Hulme's acquisition of the village in 1795. As a key industrial figure, Hulme founded the Farmers National Bank in 1814, marking the inaugural banking institution in Bucks County. The area was incorporated as a borough in 1872. A significant aspect of Hulmeville's past includes its participation in the "outing program" associated with the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, operational from the late 1800s to 1918. In this era, Indigenous students were placed on nearby farms for residence and labor under a federally backed initiative aimed at cultural assimilation.
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