WDVR Celebrates America 250 with Amy Hollander’s Histories of Upper Bucks County in the complex struggles during the formation of America’s independence.

The segments she recorded to air on WDVR are brief histories revealing lesser known aspects of our local contributions and controversies. They will be heard Monday during Let’s Talk and Friday during Bleecker Street Café and are archived below.

RECENT EPISODES

Bucks History Moment Eleven | A Bucks County Militiaman’s Christmas 1776 Account
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Bucks History Moment Ten | Bucks County’s Crucial Role in the 1776 Christmas Campaign
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Bucks History Moment Nine | Washington’s Winter Vigil: Bucks County and the Road to Trenton
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Bucks History Moment Eight | Flying Camp of Bucks County
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Bucks History Moment Seven | Bucks County Soldiers Fierce Stand
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Bucks History Moment Six | Flying Camp of Bucks County: Bucks Men Answer Washington’s Call
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Bucks History Moment Five | Bucks County's Path to Revolution
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Bucks History Moment Four | Bucks County's Divided Loyalties During the American Revolution
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Bucks History Moment Three | Early Revolutionary War Preparations: Spring-Fall 1775
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Bucks History Moment Two | Peace Churches During the Revolutionary War
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Bucks History Moment One | The Flying Camp and Declaration of Independence
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To learn more about these excerpts, visit these blog links:

2026 Bucks Bygone Byways blog

https://www.buckscounty.gov/1581/Bucks-Bygone-Byways-Blog

2025 Bucks Bygone Byways blog

https://www.buckscounty.gov/2259/2025-Blogs

 

About Amy

Amy Hollander, very much a 21st-century woman, lives in a wool mill built in the early 19th century and wants to share her passion for the past with everyone.

Amy has been involved in the world of museums since her graduation from Vassar College. She majored in art history there and earned a master’s in historic preservation and conservation from the University of Pennsylvania.