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Lunch & Learn: Hannah Penn
Three hundred years ago Hannah Penn was grieving the loss of her beloved husband William and embroiled in a bitter family fight with her stepson over who would inherit and run the fledgling colony of Pennsylvania. Blessed with a formidable business sense and a strong will, find out how Hannah Penn saved Pennsylvania. Join Doug Miller, site director of Pennsbury Manor to explore the life and contributions of Pennsylvania’s original first lady, and in her function as first female Governor.…
Find out more »Mother’s Day Breakfast
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Find out more »Living History Sunday: Keeping a Colonial Household
Join us for a day of learning about the activities that took place in a colonial household, such as cooking, brewing beer, washing, ironing, the kitchen garden, and other chores. Free, plus nominal charge for tour of the Keith House ($5 /12+, $3/3-11)
Find out more »Antiques Appraisals with Locati, LLC
Join us for a fun and informative antiques appraisal event with Locati, LLC of Maple Glen. An expert appraiser will give a brief talk on the current antiques market - what's hot and what's not, then appraise items brought in by the community. All items brought in for appraisal will be placed on a table with an index card with your information and appraised in a group format. We ask that you bring only one item for appraisal so that…
Find out more »Volunteer Appreciation Lunch
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Find out more »Independence Day at Graeme Park
View our flag collection and join us for a reading of the Declaration of Independence. Schedule TBD.
Find out more »Living History Sunday: The Lenape Indians in Pennsylvania
Learn about the traditions, games, crafts, and foodways of the Lenni Lenape.
Find out more »Living History Sunday: Militia Day
Learn about the militia in pre-Revolutionary Pennsylvania and how they helped protect the citizens. Children can sign recruitment papers and drill with wooden dummy guns.
Find out more »Life in William Penn’s Woods
Take a guided nature walk through the grounds of Graeme Park and learn about how our colonial forefathers would have used the land and the resources found here. Leashed dogs welcome.
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