Upper Macungie Township
Upper Macungie Town Hall is located at 8330 Schantz Road, Breinigsville, PA 18031.
Phone: 610‑395‑4892.
Neighborhoods
- Breinigsville
- Whispering Farms
- Applewood
- Bell Meadows
- Briarwood
- Cameo Woods
- Carriage House Farms
- Chapmans Acres
- Cherry Hill
- Country Estates
- Cross Keys
- Fogelsville
- Green Acres
- Green Acres Mobile Home Park
- Green Hills
- Heatherfield
- Hilltop Acres
- Hilltop Ridge
- Holiday Hill
- Hopewell Farms
- Hopewell Woods
- Iron Run
- Ivywood
- Kay Brook Manor
- Kraft Village
- Kuhnsville
- Little Creek Manor
- Mark Terrace
- Mountain View
- Newtown
- North Fogelsville
- Oakland Park
- Olde Towne
- Park Lane Estates
- Park Place West
- Pennfield Place
- Penwood
- Pointe West II
- Ruppsville
- Terre Hill Mobile Home Park
- Texlertown
- The Meadows at Park Lane
- The Woods at Park Lane
- Treetop Estates
- Trexler Field
- Trexlertown Gardens
- Valley West Estates
- Villas at Cross Creek
- Wedgewood Village
- Westbury
- Windermere Park
- Woodlawn West
- Woodmere
Upper Macungie as described in 1901 [1]
The meaning of the word Macungie is of Indian origin and means the "eating place of bears." When food became scarce upon the mountains the bears came to the valleys below for food, hence the name. Population in 1900 was 2,084. It was organized as a township in 1742. The first settlement was made in 1729 at Spring Creek near Trexlertown, later known as the Schwartz farm by Jeremiah Trexler and children. The first public road through the township was made in 1732, from Trexlertown to Goshenhoppen.
- James J. Hauser, A History of Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, Times Publishing Company, Emmaus, Pennsylvania, 1901.
Nearby Towns: Longswamp Twp •
Lower Macungie Twp •
Lowhill Township •
Macungie Boro •
North Whitehall Twp •
South Whitehall Twp •
Topton Boro •
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