Located at 859 County Line Road in Horsham, PA 19044

17Aug
2025
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0817MaternityTea

Tea & Maternity

Tea and Maternity – how fashion, society, and medicine shaped motherhood in the 18th century Today and 300 years ago, welcoming a new child changes everything. Explore the intimate, complex world of pregnancy and infant care in colonial America at Graeme Park. This immersive, research-based program will bring to life the experiences of an 18th […]

12Jul
2025
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0712deadsummer

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 […]

11May
2025
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Mother's Day Breakfast at Graeme Park, May 11. Lush border of pink and cream flowers

Mother’s Day Breakfast

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. Seatings at 10 am and 10:30 am. $37 adults/teens; $32/members*; $13/kids (6-12); kids 5 and under are free. *Member discount is for Member (individual membership) or persons living together in […]

30Apr
2025
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0430DoanGang

Lunch & Learn: The Doan Gang, Outlaws of the Revolution

Join us for a waffle breakfast, catered hot lunch, and lecture on the Doan Gang of Bucks County, presented by the Mercer Museum in conjunction with their special exhibit. The Doan Gang was a group of British loyalists, the most notorious members being five brothers and one cousin from the Doan family of Plumstead, PA. […]

06Apr
2025
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Seapia toned photo of Harriot Stanton Blatch to the left and white tea cup and saucer with pink flowers to the right

SOLD OUT – Tea with Harriot Stanton Blatch

Join us for a presentation on Harriot Stanton Blatch followed by a tea with sandwiches and sweets. Harriot Stanton Blatch was the daughter of suffragette Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Raised in a family that encouraged debate and political conversation, young Harriot was exposed to such activists in the women’s movement as Sojourner Truth and Susan B. […]