State historic site · Falls Township, Bucks County

Pennsbury Manor

Pennsbury Manor: Pennsbury Manor is a recreated colonial estate in Falls Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania
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William Penn's country estate on the Delaware River, with a 1930s re-creation of his manor house, gardens, outbuildings, farm animals and demonstrations of 17th-century life.

What you will find

  • Historic features
  • Museum or exhibits

Make a day of it

Nearby

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    Historic Site · 5 miles away

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  • Neshaminy State Park

    State park · 9 miles away

    Where Neshaminy Creek meets the tidal Delaware River, with a big swimming pool, a marina and a riverside walk looking out across the water.

  • Andalusia Historic House, Gardens and Arboretum

    Public Garden · 11 miles away

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  • Benjamin Rush State Park

    State park · 12 miles away

    A sprawling community garden, a radio-control flying field and trails through meadows and woods fill the only state park inside city limits.

  • Tyler State Park

    State park · 12 miles away

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