There are a lot of great things to see at Pennsbury Manor. There is the Worker’s Cottage, the Kitchen House, and the animals at the stable. There is one attraction that Read More
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William Penn and The Liberty Bell
As the 4th of July holiday approaches, we remember The Liberty Bell one of America’s most iconic symbols. It has served as a constant reminder of freedom for centuries. Abolitionists, Read More
Beer for Breakfast?
While this may raise an eyebrow today, in the 1600’s it was not uncommon for people to drink beer with every meal. It is often mentioned that even children would Read More
How to Raise Your (Colonial) Kids!
A child’s life today is quite different from that of a 17th-century child. Having children was necessity for the survival of a family. It was common for colonial households to Read More
Animals and Art in the 17th Century
Every dog lover knows just how much our canine friends are part of our daily lives, and the 17th century was no different! Animals have been included in paintings and Read More
Historic House Cleaning
Spring Cleaning at Pennsbury Manor! Every February, the staff here at Pennsbury Manor descends upon the Manor House with mops, buckets, brushes, vacuum cleaners, wax, and gloves. The once a Read More