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Our specialized, in-depth tours are great for adventurous tourist and inquisitive local alike. Our experienced volunteer guides offer tours every weekend from May–November with each tour focusing on a different part of Greater Philadelphia. Various dates and times. $10-18

In 1876, Philadelphia made history, hosting the first World’s Fair in North America, attracting millions of visitors from across the country and around the world, In 2026 we’ve recreated that experience at 8th and Market in the historic LITS building, just two blocks west of Independence Mall.

The offering is the c. 1856–57 Italianate house of roughly 6,970 square feet on about 3.68 acres, sold "as is" and subject to the Township's confirmation. Conservation Easements on exterior and grounds. Public Preview Oct 15, Live Auction Oct 22.

Succession Fermentory will be at the park on Thursday evenings in September & October for weekly pop-up happy hours, with a variety of beers and other beverages for sale. Stop by to sip some drinks, enjoy the music, play games, and relax by the creek with friends.

Need assistance in building your family tree? Stuck on where to look for more information? Sign up for our Genealogy Book-a-Librarian to start researching your ancestors or try to break through brick walls. Limit 1 person per session. Mondays 5:15-6:15 or 6:30-7:30. Registration required.

From the horrors of the Chester County Prison, to the cold-blooded killers tried at the courthouse, to explosions and other disasters that have wrought havoc in the borough, West Chester's streets and alleys have witnessed 200 years of spine-chilling history. Various times/dates. 1.5 hrs. $20

In 1776 Carpenters’ Hall stood at the crossroads of the geographic and demographic tensions driving PA politics, and today PA is one of the nation’s most important electoral “swing” states. Join us to explore the historical roots of PA's divided politics and how they still resonate today. $5

Philly’s most authentic Halloween event! No decorations. No hype. Just, you, a few candles, and REAL Ghosts! Experience Fort Mifflin after hours on our popular candlelight walking tours through the site. Depart every 20 min. Advance tix recommended. $20-22

Hosted by the Chester Historical Preservation Committee, this year’s free annual commemoration honors the life and legacy of Hannah Callowhill Penn on the 300th anniversary of her death. Guest Speaker: Doug Miller, Pennsbury Manor. Special Exhibits: artifacts related to Chester's founding.

Philly’s most authentic Halloween event! No decorations. No hype. Just, you, a few candles, and REAL Ghosts! Experience Fort Mifflin after hours on our popular candlelight walking tours through the site. Depart every 20 min. Advance tix recommended. $20-22

We'll meet at Garrett Williamson's historic barn and start off the day with coffee and donuts. The event will include details about the historic buildings on the property including the Danielson House which is considered to be one of the oldest buildings in Delaware County.

Join us for a powerful presentation by Dr. Sam Lemon, whose research unearthed suppressed evidence, corrected the historical record, and helped bring long-overdue justice.

Experience the haunting tale of a local crime and tragic loss. 'Wicked Elizabeth Wilson', is a theatrical firelight tour around the Farmstead of one of the most heinous crimes imaginable. Shows on the 1/2 hour. Pre-registration required. $14/18.

Expect an immersive black-tie experience unlike any other, featuring large-scale art installations, live performances, extraordinary costumes, and a gathering of Philadelphia's most visionary individuals. $150-350

Join the Delaware County Veterans Memorial for Red, White & Boo!, a one-of-a-kind family friendly Trick-or-Treat experience that combines Halloween fun with an opportunity to learn about the service and sacrifice of America’s veterans. Family-friendly costumes are encouraged.

American Originals brings American history to life through the power of music. Journey through stories, sounds, and traditions behind blues, jazz, and bluegrass - three uniquely American genres born from diverse communities and shaped by experiences of generations.

There is nothing more mysterious and heart-rending than the words “lost at sea.” Join The Publick Pleasure as we honor those lost at sea with seafaring songs, instrumental music, shanties and ballads. $15-30 includes drink ticket

Certified Wine Educator Mark Cochard and Chef Peter Howell will match a multi course tasting of wine and food from the five regions of Southern Italy. Fromager Carl Finkbeiner will curate the cheese course. $65/75