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SOLD OUT – Tea with Louisa May Alcott
SOLD OUT You know Louisa May Alcott as the author of the beloved young adult novel, Little Women. Although she immortalized her family's life in Massachusetts in her writing, she was born in Pennsylvania, just miles from Graeme Park. Join her in 1868 as she visits her birth state on an author's speaking tour, on the heels of the surprise success of part one of her most successful work to date, Little Women: or Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy. The…
Find out more »Lunch & Learn: Clara in a Time of War
In a terrible time of war, one woman must fight for what she holds dear… Pennsylvania, 1777: War rages on in the American Colonies. With her husband off in the fight, Clara Fletcher is trying to survive on her Chester County farm. Danger lurks near and far. The future is uncertain. Then one day a wounded stranger appears in her carriage house, and he might not be what he seems. As Clara and her good friend nurse the man back…
Find out more »Wedding Open House
Join us for a wedding open house, see the grounds and decorated event space, meet with vendors, and learn about our packages. We're excited to be welcoming the following vendors, all at the ready to help you plan and realize your dream day: Bucks Mont Party Rental Balloons Bourbon Eventure Brennan Beauty Bucks Mont Party Rental Calla Lilly Event Planning Camp Bubbly Catering By Rich Creamery Hill Darianna Bridal & Tuxedo Dossick's Sweets Doylestown Inn Elizabeth Joyce Custom Cakes Fleurish…
Find out more »Mother’s Day Breakfast & Cake Walk
Treat Mom to a Mother's Day breakfast in the large event tent at Graeme Park! After your meal, enjoy a tour of the Keith House or participate in our cake walk (separate $10 ticket to be sold on site) to win a cake to take home with you. $32 adults/teens (13+); $25 members*; $12 kids (6-12); 5 and under free. *Member discount is for Member (individual membership) or Household (household membership) only. Please note: high chairs and booster seats are…
Find out more »Horsham Day – Free Tours of the Keith House
Join us on Horsham Day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for a free tour of the Keith House, Horsham's only National Historic Landmark. Tours will be given on the hour.
Find out more »Free Father’s Day Tours
In honor of Father’s Day, we’ll be offering free tours of the Keith House for all men 18+ Admission for women is $8 for 19-59 year-olds and $6 for 60+; children 6-18 are also $6.
Find out more »Finding Your Roots: Free Resources for Building a Family Tree
During this three part series we’ll celebrate Juneteenth and Black Culture and Heritage in Horsham as we learn about the process of researching the identities of enslaved people at historic museum houses and build a toolkit to bridge gaps in your own family history. The in-person program will be held at 2 pm on June 18 to get you started and the virtual follow-up programs will be held June 20 and 27 at 7 pm to review and discuss the…
Find out more »4th of July Ice Cream Social, Reading of the Declaration, and Dance Demonstration
Join us as we traverse 1776 through the turn of the 20th century in celebration of freedom and independence. The first public reading of the Declaration of Independence was held on July 8, 1776, and our colonial dressed volunteers will follow suit by reenacting this reading. Independence Day became a Federal holiday in 1870 and lead to the rise of celebrations that included picnics and ice cream socials. The Tapestry Historic Dance Ensemble, in late 19th century costumes, will be…
Find out more »Living History Sunday
Join us for a day of colonial activities and fun! Kids can participate in a colonial school, learn proper etiquette, play colonial games, try on colonial clothing, see a hearth cooking demonstration, and learn about spinning, needlework, and carding wool. Tours of the historic Keith House will also be available at 12:30, 1:30, and 2:30 for $5/person (regularly $8 for adults and $6 for kids & seniors). Living History activities are outside and free.
Find out more »SOLD OUT – The “Dead” of Summer
It’s the dead of summer, 1919, and you’re invited to join us for a theatrical, historically-based séance in the spooky, candlelit parlor of the Keith House at Graeme Park. The experience will be conducted in the style of an early 20th century séance when “mediums” and “psychics” took advantage of those for whom death was a very near experience, perhaps having recently lost loved ones in the 1918 flu pandemic or the first World War, by using trickery and magic…
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