My daughter and I had a lovely tour with Laura today. She was very knowledgeable about the space, the families who had lived there, and answered every arcane and bizarre question we asked. A couple of days earlier, we were able to walk around the grounds and enjoy their tranquility.
If you come and want a tour, you must call and schedule one. Their website merely suggests that you do, but I am here to tell to that you must. Enjoy! Can't wait to do it again the next time I'm in town and learn about the I didn't...
   Read moreIf you’re using Google Maps, enter 506 Harriton Road, not 500 Harriton Road. The current address is incorrect and will take you to a Bryn Mawr College building. I pinned the 506 Harriton Road location and reported it to Google as the correct location. Hopefully, someone makes the change soon, so visitors don’t get lost like I did trying to...
   Read moreBeautiful historic spot they reminds us of the history and industry here---both things of pride (agriculture and self-sufficiency) and of shame (tobacco and slaves in Lower Merion). See blacksmithing demonstrations, visit bees, tour the house, and you'll get a glimpse of how things were during a period of time...
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