Mansions Along The Delaware

Please join the Powel House Committee and PhilaLandmarks for a special day of touring. We will be visiting three historic mansions along the Delaware River and enjoying lunch at the oldest tavern in Pennsylvania.

As an added bonus we will have a special guide on the bus to provide additional information about interesting places we pass as we travel from site to site. Our tour will start at the lovely Glen Foerd house built in 1850 by Charles Macalester. The next stop will be Andalusia house and gardens, which was built by John Craig and expanded by Nicholas Biddle. Lunch will be served at the King George II Inn and Tavern in Bristol, PA, which dates back to 1681. After lunch we will visit our last mansion of the day, Pennsbury Manor. The Manor is a recreation (1938/39) of the original structure built 1682/84 by William Penn.

Tour date Wednesday April 23.
All reservations and payments are due by April 8th.
Transportation is by coach to and from the Hill-Physick House.
8:15AM to 5:15PM

Tickets are $150. Purchase can be made online, over the phone at 215-925-2251, or by check to:

PhilaLandmarks
321 S. 4th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Memo: Mansions Along the Delaware

NO REFUNDS.

All proceeds from this event will be used to support PhilaLandmarks’ historic house museums.

Host or Publisher Philadelphia Society for the Preservation of Landmarks