DCHPN

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

Deer Creek Malthouse will be at the park on Thursday evenings from May-June & Sept-Oct for weekly pop-up happy hours. Stop by the Log Cabin to enjoy some drinks, play games, and relax by the creek with friends. A great way to unwind after work or a walk in the park!

Each Saturday in September we will meet to learn about a different historic house and its grounds, with knowledgeable staff at each site. $8 per tour. Part of APS's Revolutionary City exhibit through Dec 28.

Join us for a historical journey back to Sept. 11, 1777 when the British army engaged Washington's troops at Chads' Ford. Two timed skirmishes and a firing demo will take place each day. Also, reenactors, camp followers, demonstrators and other historians will be on site for all to enjoy. $5/10

This presentation will focus on artifacts dealing with the life and times of prominent Quaker, Philadelphian, businessman, and humanitarian Samuel Morris (1708-70). Jeffrey is an Associate Professor of History and Global Studies Program Coordinator at Delaware County Community College.

Come learn about Genealogy and get started on researching your ancestors! Learn how to set up your family tree and figure out what the Ancestry DNA kits are all about. Or get help with your current research! Feel free to bring your own laptop/tablet, but we do have a few to borrow.

Jim Segrave-Daly will be speaking about Revolutionary War hero Daniel Morgan. Join the discussion about the man George Washington called “a good and valuable officer”, whose contributions to America’s victory in the Revolution were crucial. $49.99 includes dinner.

Weekly discussions about the Constitution. Registration opens 2 weeks prior to each session.

Come learn about a local legend, Lee Carson, a WWII female journalist who defied convention and danger

Come hear from Eliza Blackwell Dupree, an American friend of Jane's who tells about Jane's life, her family, her loves, and of course her works. You'll also learn about the era surrounding her times which are reflected in her writings and about fashion of the time. Presented by Alisa Dupuy.

This tour will explore how diseases impacted families, how they changed burial practices, and how the borough's medical and scientific minds worked to overcome the King of All Fears--Death. 90-100 minutes long, 1.5 miles. Rain or shine. $17.25

Presented by Paul Hewes, director of DCHS DCHS is excited to announce a new series of free lectures that will be held during Dining Under the Stars. Please join us for an evening of local history and fun! Free and open to the public.

The History of the Modern Middle East Over the next 2 years we will examine the forces and events from the late 19th Century to the founding of the state of Israel in 1948 in order to provide greater context and understanding for the multiple conflicts troubling the region. Hybrid

This course is an introduction to the preservation of the built environment, examining the history and philosophy of historic preservation as well as how the discipline is practiced today. Online over 10 weeks Sept 18-Nov 20. $275. 2 CEUs

In this concert we'll explore the musical life and ungentlemanly death of Major John André, this "man of honor" with readings from contemporary letters, diaries and newspapers, and music of the British occupation. $15/30

Explore the scenery, glimpse the history, and discover the lure of the Brandywine. Routes with distances of 25, 45, and 62 (Metric Century) miles will be offered, each with a unique and thrilling experience for both the recreational and more avid seasoned cyclist. $65-85

The festival features many different historic skills and trades demonstrations, archaeological excavations and activities, vendors in the Colonial Market, beer and wine at the Tavern, a Community Corner, hayrides… plus hands-on activities for kids of all ages! Free, $5 parking

Battle skirmishes, reenactors from 8 wars, firing demos, regional historical sites, crafts & demonstrations, veterans organizations, Ben Franklin & Ned Hector, food truck, beer garden & more! $10pp, $20/family of 5