Philadelphia is where it all began so why not celebrate July 4 in the cradle of independence? There will be all types of events to celebrate Independence Day beginning the week prior to the fourth and running through the holiday. … Continue reading
Have you been watching the fascinating show on the History Channel where they are trying to determine if the notorious American serial killer, H. H. Holmes is also Jack the Ripper? We’ve been glued to the series and so far … Continue reading
The Museum of American History in Philadelphia contains thousands of artifacts including powder horns, American muskets, British and French swords, items from Lafayette and the headquarter’s tent of George Washington. Of special note is the plan of the Battle of … Continue reading
Now is a great time to visit both Philadelphia and the Brandywine Valley and save big. In Philadelphia you can visit the National Constitution Center, the Betsy Ross House, Christ Church Burial Ground, and have two days of rides on the … Continue reading
I’m constantly learning how many historic sites there are near us beyond those associated with the American Revolutionary War and the sites associated with Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell. Just today I discovered that there is a house in … Continue reading
Enjoy Philadelphia from atop a double decker tour bus. Only a 30 minute drive from Hamanassett Bed and Breakfast in the Brandywine Valley. Continue reading
Visit the home of Civil War Quartermaster General to Abraham Lincoln. Hamanassett Bed and Breakfast was built by the father of General Montgomery Meigs, Charles Delucena Meigs in 1856. Continue reading
Looking for something new to do in the spring? On Saturday, May 1, 2010 Chester Heights Historical Society will celebrate its first annual Country Fair with fun, food, historical displays, a live auction and much, much more. There will be … Continue reading