Pennsbury Manor is a reconstruction of William Penn's home along the Delaware River. The reconstruction, based upon archeological finds, written documents, and research of the period, was opened to the public in 1939. Our gardens contain heritage plants, while our stables house the resident farm animals who represent their colonial counterparts. Join us at one of our Sundays at Pennsbury events, offered April through October, where you can watch our colonial craftspeople demonstrate their skill at open hearth cooking, joynery, or blacksmithing; learn about the gardens and gardeners, or visit with our animals and discover what their role was in the 17th Century.
When the staff at Pennsbury Manor adopted me as a volunteer a few years ago, I was welcomed into a friendly family of people dedicated to preserving.
The scenery was beautiful! Our tour guide helped complete the picture by providing a historical perspective. It was excellent and I would recommend.
Had a great day learning and living history! Would recommend it to all historical lovers.
Have you ever wondered why Violet Oakley begins William Penn’s story in 1525 at a printer shop in Cologne? Join us Friday, March 5 at 12:15PM to explore Violet Oakley’s tribute to William Penn in "The Founding of the State of Liberty Spiritual", mural in the Governor’s Reception Room at the...
Happy Charter Day from Pennsbury Manor! Every March, we celebrate the anniversary of King Charles II granting land to William Penn to found a colony. While the original charter was granted on March 4th, 1681, our state celebration traditionally falls on the 7th.
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Can’t wait to get ya some of that amazing pulled pork! https://t.co/4wTWYLDNI2
Thank you for all your hard work! https://t.co/bLZqLlSb4z
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Have you gotten in your daily walk yet today? #teamtortoise #awalkonthewildside https://t.co/zJqKVybeZL
@HistoricASMH John Penn taking after his Dad #WPgif #tweetitout https://t.co/or6P8pzSvD
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Our awesome neighbors at Philly Pretzel Factory of Langhorne dropped this off to celebrate #CharterDay! https://t.co/7hTb5wbNt6