Morrisville, Pennsylvania
Founded 1804
Close To It All: Small Town Charm, Modern Amenities

Morrisville, Pennsylvania is a quaint little Borough of approximately two square miles.

Named for Robert Morris, financier of the American Revolution, the Borough of Morrisville is located at the falls of the Delaware River across from Trenton.  Historically, the town has strong ties to both Trenton and Philadelphia.

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19Feb 21

UPDATED MESSAGE FROM REPUBLIC

Our Recycling route was unable to be completed on 2/19/21.  We will complete the route on Saturday 2/20/21.  Map shows remaining area to be collected.

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19Feb 21

Message from REPUBLIC

Just a reminder we are running trash & recycle but due to ice and snow conditions drivers are having a hard time.  We are not able to return for any…

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Our History

Originally a village located in Falls Township until it was partitioned as a Borough by the Pennsylvania Legislature in 1804.

Open Space Plan

The benefits of open space cannot be downplayed. The most successful communities incorporate green space into all of their designs.

Local Businesses

With over 1500 local businesses in our area you can always find what you are looking for no matter if it is a product or service.

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Tourism in Morrisville

Morrisville is home to several iconic tourist attractions, including Summerseat, which was George Washington’s Headquarters from December 8-14, 1776. Summerseat is the only home in America that was owned by two signers of both the Declaration of Independence and the  U.S. Constitution, Robert Morris and George Clymer.

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