Santa’s Workshop
Join us for an evening of holiday crafting and light refreshments. Details TBD.
05Dec
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01Dec
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Museum Store Sunday
Shop Local. Support History & Heritage. We have books, puzzles, small old fashioned toys, stocking stuffers, and easy parking and no mall crowds. Open Fridays and Saturdays 10 am – 4 pm & Sundays noon – 4 pm. Free DIY gift wrap station for purchases made in our museum store on Small Business Saturday (11/30) […]
30Nov
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Christmas in the Colonies
Details TBD It is also Small Business Saturday. Shop Local. Support History & Heritage. We have books, puzzles, small old fashioned toys, stocking stuffers, and easy parking and no mall crowds. Open Fridays and Saturdays 10 am – 4 pm & Sundays noon – 4 pm. Free DIY gift wrap station for purchases made […]
16Nov
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Colonial Beer Brewing Demonstration
Join our brewer in the summer kitchen as he follows the traditional practices to brew a 2 gallon batch of house beer. Ingredients, types of beer and the process of brewing will all be covered, along with history of beer making in the 18th century and a discussion on why people drank (the reasons are […]
25Oct
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Halloween Tour
Details TBD
13Oct
2019
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Living History Sunday: Pirates in Colonial America
Governor William Keith, the first owner of Graeme Park, helped to rid the port of Philadelphia from the scourge of Blackbeard the Pirate. Learn about piracy in the colonies and beyond. Details to follow.
13Oct
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Colonial Beer Brewing Demonstration
Join our brewer in the summer kitchen as he follows the traditional practices to brew a 2 gallon batch of house beer. Ingredients, types of beer and the process of brewing will all be covered, along with history of beer making in the 18th century and a discussion on why people drank (the reasons are […]
09Oct
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Lunch & Learn
Topic and Details TBD
26Sep
2019
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Home School Day
Details TBD
15Sep
2019
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Living History Sunday: Children’s Day
Children will have the opportunity to attend colonial school, write with quill pens, play colonial games and make a corn-husk doll.