Ambler Storytellers

Ambler Storytellers Discover the hidden gems and untold stories. From the old train station to Ambler Theatre, Butler Pike is rich in history.

Tours are guided by the volunteer docents of Ambler storytellers, a committee of Wissahickon Valley Historical Society.

Ambler wasn't always Ambler. The name traces back to one woman's response to a deadly 1856 train wreck, and her story st...
07/17/2026

Ambler wasn't always Ambler. The name traces back to one woman's response to a deadly 1856 train wreck, and her story still echoes downtown.

Tomorrow marks 170 years since one of the deadliest train wrecks in American history, the event that quietly gave this Montgomery County town its name. Source Montco Today

In the spring of 1926, young businessmen of Ambler met to discuss establishing a Kiwanis club in the community. The club...
07/02/2026

In the spring of 1926, young businessmen of Ambler met to discuss establishing a Kiwanis club in the community. The club was chartered in May 1926 with the support from the Ambler Rotary Club. Everett H. Seiberg was named president of the club.
Source Wissahickon Valley Historian

Where the Chase Bank now stands
07/01/2026

Where the Chase Bank now stands

Spring tour season is in the books. See you next fall when we start again. Check back for Ambler Storytellers fall tour ...
07/01/2026

Spring tour season is in the books. See you next fall when we start again. Check back for Ambler Storytellers fall tour schedule.

Circa 1991 advertisement featuring the Ambler Cabaret 
06/29/2026

Circa 1991 advertisement featuring the Ambler Cabaret 

06/13/2026

Great Day for another walking Tour.
With Zbigniew Bieniaszewski and Peter Wilson

06/03/2026

we celebrate the birthday of Henry G. Keasbey, who was born on June 1, 1850. Unlike his business partner Dr. Richard V. Mattison of the Keasbey & Mattison Company, Keasbey had a more quiet personality. he'd prefer to live peacefully outside the US away from the busy life. He traveled to France during the winter season mainly for his health. He lived in multiple areas within Lower Gwynedd until settling in Ambler where his wife Anna held meetings for the Women's Temperance Movement.

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