Wes Freed's Garage

117 East Broad Street. 

This building was originally built as Liberty Hall in 1881 with only two stories. The Souderton Independent printing office was located on the second floor.

In 1885 the building became known as Freed’s Hall when Freed acquired the Hall and the Souderton Hotel in exchange for his butchering business and residence. The hall showcased many exhibitions including a talking machine exhibition in 1890 and the first moving picture shown in 1906.

By 1937, P.K. Fisher had purchased the building and it became known as Fisher’s Hall and eventually was used for his store’s inventory. The hall eventually became an Esso gas station and finally came to be owned by its current owner.