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This exhibition examines voting rights, emphasizing the role of the US Constitution and the interplay between the states and federal government in determining who is allowed to vote. Exhibit on display April 6- May 3 during normal opening hours. See special 4/12 event.

Echoes of the Titanic, a first-of-its-kind collaborative program presented by Lynnewood Hall and Laurel Hill Cemetery, unites two historic institutions each with unique links to the Titanic, its voyage, and each other. Reception 4/10, 5-8pm; tour 4/18, 10-1. $95/100

Presented by Historian Richard Wagner. 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. Starts at sunset.

George Washington, Benedict Arnold, and other major personalities from the Revolution. With Andrew Miller

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

Join us for an incredible experience filled with films, workshops, panel discussions, and more. Whether you're a filmmaker, student, or film enthusiast, there's something for everyone!

Help DCVA (Darby Creek Valley Association) clean up along Darby and Cobbs Creeks at multiple locations every Saturday in April. Registration required. Some parks and historic sites.

The Second Annual Delco Historical Conference brings together historic non-profits, archives, academics and like-minded groups to meet, network and discuss on how to better promote and protect local history. Registration ends April 4. $40

Join us for our 250th celebrations at Newlin Grist Mill through special demonstrations, workshops, make-and-takes, and talks on topics related to the trades that built America and the feeding of a revolution. Demonstrations are ongoing throughout the day. Talks are $10/person or free for members.

Excavations are conducted under the leadership of resident archaeologist Keith Doms with assistance from members of the Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology and volunteers from the community. Individuals and groups throughout the region assist with excavations and artifact cleaning.

Help clean, restore and promote Mount Lawn’s legacy. This teen and young adult oriented program is a way to help maintain Mount Lawn’s landscape while learning important facts about history AND you get paid (age 15-18+).

Join the staff of the Chester County History Center to visit landmarks associated with some of the most influential artists in American history, who all happened to hail from this little corner of Pennsylvania. $16

Join archaeologist Rich Veit for this hybrid program exploring how new archaeological and interdisciplinary work is reshaping our understanding of the American Revolution. Learn how archaeology is rewriting parts of the era, with new insights, new evidence, and a deeper view of the past. $15

Join the staff of the Chester County History Center to visit landmarks associated with some of the most influential artists in American history, who all happened to hail from this little corner of Pennsylvania. $16

Enjoy 18th century tavern games, the warm glow of a cozy fire, rowdy toasting, live music with our friends The Sea Dogs and the company of civilians and soldiers of the era. 21+ Tickets- $35. Include stay the night- $60

What about the Founding Fathers and patriots who truly risked their lives for that freedom we hold so near and dear to our hearts? Join us as we hear their rousing stories of victory, tragedy, and revolution from their final places of rest at Laurel Hill East. $10-20

Enjoy a relaxing afternoon with family and friends while eating delicious scones, tea sandwiches, and desserts! You will not want to miss our special guest, Abigail Adams, who will be discussing the political and social gossip of the day. $45 or 8/$320

Join us in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania for our 2026 Partners Spring Retreat! Members of the National Preservation Partners Network will gather for meetings, tours, and networking April 20-22, 2026. You will leave inspired and energized to save more places in your community. $300-450