Upland, Pennsylvania

Historic House

Built in 1683 and occupied by Caleb Pusey, this is the only building still standing which can claim documented association with William Penn, and which he is known to have visited on several occasions. The cottage was continuously occupied as a residence from 1682 through 1959. Our group was organized in 1960 to undertake restoration of the house and property which by then had deteriorated to the point of imminent collapse. With the successful restoration and a significant archeaological project, we have continued to offer education and scholarly opportunities to our constituencies. We continue to expand our laboratory facilities and are computerizing our artifact and collection catalogs.

Broomall, Pennsylvania

Historic House

The Thomas Massey House is a monument to the American dream - the home of an indentured servant who became a landowner, and like the American dream the house has endured almost 300 years. The Thomas Massey House is one of the oldest English Quaker homes in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Aston, Pennsylvania

Historical Society

Chester, Pennsylvania

Media, Pennsylvania

Culture, History

Broomall, Pennsylvania

Historical Society

Gradyville, Pennsylvania

Upland, Pennsylvania

History

Havertown, Pennsylvania

History

Upland, Pennsylvania

History

Broomall, Pennsylvania

Historical Society

Lima, Pennsylvania

Historical Society

Prospect Park, Pennsylvania

History

Wallingford, Pennsylvania

Historical Society

Chester, Pennsylvania

Culture, History, Historic House, Military, Specialized, University

The PMC Museum brings to life the history of Pennsylvania Military College, known in its time as the "West Point of the Keystone State." The museum's exhibits, through photographs, audio and video displays, and a wealth of artifacts, not only re-create life at PMC, but also tell the stories of the athletic and academic accomplishments of PMC students. As a lasting monument to PMC and its cadre of alumni, the PMC Museum honors the military and civilian achievements of its graduates.

Claymont, Delaware

Springfield, Pennsylvania

Swarthmore, Pennsylvania

Art, Culture, Library

Wallingford, Pennsylvania

History, Historic House

The Thomas Leiper Estate is a Registered Historic Place in Nether Providence Township, Pennsylvania. Built by Thomas Leiper around 1785, the estate was named Strath Haven after Leiper's birth place in Strathaven, Scotland. The Friends of the Leiper House offers weekend guided tours of the house from April through December.

Media, Pennsylvania

Arboretum

Chester, Pennsylvania

Art, Culture, University

The Widener University Art Collection and Gallery is a unique campus and community resource for students, staff, employees, and the public.

Boothwyn, Pennsylvania

Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania

History, Historical Society

Chichester Historical Society (CHS), which encompasses the surrounding Chichester area, including Lower Chichester, Marcus Hook, Trainer and Upper Chichester was founded back in the 1980’s. More recently it has grown and solidified as an organization. Over the last few years the organization has developed a strong foundation with its members, who are not only interested in the rich history of Chichester but also interested in sharing its history with the public as well as working with the different entities of the townships to create awareness and help preserve the heritage of Chichester.

Darby, Pennsylvania

Media, Pennsylvania

Science

Swarthmore, Pennsylvania

Art

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

History

Broomall, Pennsylvania

Wallingford, Pennsylvania

Media, Pennsylvania

Morton, Pennsylvania

Historical Society

Springfield, Pennsylvania

History

Norwood, Pennsylvania

Historical Society

Boothwyn, Pennsylvania

History

Swarthmore, Pennsylvania

Arboretum

Springfield, Pennsylvania

Historical Society

Swarthmore, Pennsylvania

Historical Society

Essington, Pennsylvania

History, Historical Society

The area now known as the Township of Tinicum in Delaware County Pennsylvania was originally inhabited by the Lenni-Lenape Indians. The name " Leni-Lenape " loosely interpreted in their Algonquian language meant "the real people" or "the original people."

Boothwyn, Pennsylvania

History