Reconstructed riverside estate featuring colonial architecture, period furnishings, interactive exhibits, and educational programs that interpret the life and legacy of one of Pennsylvania's most influential founders.
Grounds open during operating hours
Closed Monday and Tuesday
Seniors: $7
Children ages 4–11: $5
Children under 4: Free
How to Get There
From Langhorne (8 mi): Take US-1 north toward Morrisville, continue to Pennsbury Memorial Road, and follow signs to the estate overlooking the Delaware River.
Overview
Pennsbury Manor on the Delaware River is a reconstruction of William Penn's country estate, his home and administrative center in the late 17th century. Research and archaeology guided the rebuilding of the manor house, outbuildings, gardens, and working farm. Costumed interpreters and craft, farming, and cooking demonstrations explain colonial life, including the experiences of settlers, Indigenous peoples, and enslaved people.
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