Visit Penn's Brew House and see how beer and ale were made in early Pennsylvania. Savor the pungent aroma of malted barley and hops while the brewers discuss the brewing […]

Witch Trial: In 1684, Margaret Mattson was accused by her neighbors of witchcraft. William Penn presided over the trial. Is she guilty or innocent?

We will be closed today due to the snow. 

The 1681 Charter of Pennsylvania will be on exhibit from March 9 - 16. Don't miss this special opportunity to view the original Charter of Pennsylvania. England’s King Charles II […]

Join us for an exhibit preview of The Holy Experiment: Violet Oakley (1874-1961) Mural Studies. Enjoy wine and light hors d'oeuvres as you are one of the first to view the thirteen original oil on […]

Did you know that part of the original basement wall of the Manor House still exists? Stop out today for a special tour of the basement of the Manor House.

Join us as approximately 50 individuals from various nations of origin become United States Citizens in a ceremony to take place in front of William Penn’s reconstructed Manor House at […]

Penn’s Departure: It’s 1701 and the Penn family will soon be departing for England. What concerned them most as they prepared for their journey?

Explore the areas of Pennsbury Manor not seen on your regular tour. Visit the servant's quarters of the Manor House and hear stories of gossip and intrigue amid the beautiful […]

The Receipts of Gulielma Penn - The receipt (recipe) book of William Penn's first wife ws copied by hand and brought to this country by her son. Each cook will prepare […]