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Bookmark or Share- Souderton BoroughSouderton Borough The Native American tribe of the Lenni-Lenape (or the Delaware) were the earliest-known inhabitants of the Souderton area. On June 6, 1887, residents of Souderton applied for a charter of incorporation to the Montgomery County Court.
- Permits & Forms - Souderton BoroughForms may be returned to Souderton Borough office via mail 31 W Summit St, Souderton, PA 18964, fax 215-723-5569 or email to steve@soudertonborough.org or lmcguigan@soudertonborough.org. For inspections or questions on permits and forms.
- Souderton Community ParkWith Earth Day kicking off community clean up in the borough, the Souderton Community Park is one of many sites to get a spring pick-up and a year-long make over. Recently, the park's benches, tables, shuffleboard, pavilion and band shell were painted.
- Parks - Souderton BoroughSouderton/Telford Parks, Recreation & Culture Map. The latest map showing all Parks, Recreation and Cultural destinations in Souderton and Telford Boroughs has been completed recently and is available for download.
- History of SoudertonSouderton History. The Lenape Native Americans inhabited the land that would become Souderton for thousands of years before the first Welsh settlers, John Mathias & Thomas Morgan, arrived in approximately 1710, settling near the present-day intersection of School Lane & Chestnut Street.
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