Kutztown was incorporated as a borough on april 7, 1815, and is the second oldest borough in berks county after reading, which became a borough in 1783 and became a city in 1847. Kutz first laid out his plans for the town in 1779. Kutztown's beginnings can be traced back to june 16, 1755 when george kutz bought 130 acres from peter wentz
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Kutz planned the town in 1779, and the first lots were sold in 1785
It was located on the easton road, which was a popular route for travelers between reading and allentown.
On july 1, 1983, kutztown state college became kutztown university of pennsylvania, a member of the new state system of higher education Since that time, kutztown university has continued to grow and diversify in facilities, research and staff. Kutztown traces its roots back to the late 17th century when german immigrants settled in the area Originally named cootstown, after settler george coots, the town gradually evolved into kutztown due to a misspelling on a deed
This serendipitous mistake ultimately became the official name. With a population of approximately 4,162, kutztown is known for its rich history and pennsylvania dutch heritage Kutztown began when george kutz bought 130 acres of land on june 16, 1755 He planned the town in 1779
The first pieces of land in cootstown (which later became kutztown) were bought in 1785
Kutztown officially became a borough on april 7, 1815 It is the second oldest borough in berks county. The second oldest borough in berks county, kutztown was incorporated in 1815 and is celebrating its bicentennial in 2015 Ancestor #a067597 johann georg george coots a.k.a
Kutz was born in 1728 in maxatawny township, berks county, pennsylvania George purchased 130 acres (53 ha) of land from peter wentz, on june 16, 1755, who owned much of what is now maxatawny township George (coots) kutz purchased 130 acres of land that became kutztown on june 16, 1755, from peter wentz who owned much of what is now maxatawny township
