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About Morrisville, PA
Morrisville is a borough in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, United States. The borough is named for Pennsylvania merchant and banker Robert Morris, financier of the American Revolution. The major attraction includes "Trenton Makes" bridge and Bridge Street where the Olympic torch has passed through Morrisville twice.The movie Signs included a scene at Burn's Pharmacy, which is located in Morrisville borough. Graystones, which is in Morrisville, is the site of the first land purchase in Pennsylvania. In 1955 the Morrisville Little League baseball team defeated Merchantville, NJ to claim the Little League World Series title. Famous persons include Robert Morris an American merchant, and signer to the Declaration of Independence and George Clymer an American politician and Founding Father.