Speakers & Panel Discussion:Mary Miley Theobald Author, "Death by Petticoat: American History Myths Debunked" James Lewars Administrator, Landis Valley Village and Farm Museum Clarissa Dillon President, Past Masters in Early American Domestic Arts Call 215-310-1016 for details. RHC Brochure 2013

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 process.

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We will be closed today due to a power outage in the area. Please check back for updates.

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 process.

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 used the charter in 1681 to grant the land that is now Pennsylvania to founder William Penn. It is sometimes referred to as the state’s […]

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 canvas studies for murals, commissioned in 1902, to decorate the Governor’s Reception room located in the Pennsylvania Capitol Building. Each mural, according to Oakley, depicts events […]

The Holy Experiment: Violet Oakley (1874-1961) Mural Studies, will be on display at Pennsbury Manor, from June 27, 2014 through the end of the year. The exhibit features thirteen original oil on canvas studies for murals, commissioned in 1902 to decorate the Governor's Reception room located in the Pennsylvania Capitol Building. At that time it was the largest commission given to a […]