The Newtown Historic Association is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and promoting the history of Newtown, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1965, it focuses on educating the public about the area's rich heritage through various programs, events, and exhibits. The association manages several historic sites, including the Newtown Meeting House and the Bristol-Myers Squibb House. In addition to maintaining these sites, the Newtown Historic Association conducts research and offers resources for those interested in local history. It also organizes community events, such as walking tours and lectures, to engage residents and visitors in the historical narrative of Newtown and its significance in the region.