Places Of Interest in Haddon Twp, NJ

The Actors' NET of Bucks County was founded in 1996 as an actor-driven, not-for-profit regional theatre company -- run by actors, for actors. We strive

This site marks the spot where the Revolutionary War's Battle of Brandywine was fought.This site marks the spot where the Revolutionary War's Battle

This all-purpose museum covers art, archeology and science under one roof.This all-purpose museum covers art, archeology and science under one ro

In 1758, the Old Barracks was constructed to house British troops during the French and Indian War. During the Revolutionary War, the barracks was one

The seat of the New Jersey state government. Inspiring citizens since 1792 The New Jersey State House – discover the state’s most historic public building.T

The Michener Art Museum is an American art institution dedicated to preserving, interpreting, and exhibiting the art and cultural heritage of the Delawa

Over 100 Arts & Crafts for Boys and Girls to Create Onsite! Creation Stations, Beauty Fun & Dress-Up, Dolly Hairdos, Clothing & Accessories, Candy & Gifts A

Managed by the Bucks County Historical Society, this museum pays tribute to Henry Chapman Mercer, noted archaeologist, antiquarian, artist and writer.Manag

Open 10am-4pm daily. Check website. The Brandywine Zoo sits in scenic Brandywine Park in Wilmington, Delaware. This small zoo features Andean condors, r

Art Gallery - specializing in Impressionism and Realism by award winning artists from Bucks County, New England and beyond. The gallery carries oil, paste

Located near the landing site of the first Swedish settlers in the Delaware Valley, Old Swedes Historic Site offers tours of Old Swedes Church, the Buri

Step in Chris Sanderson's country home and tour eight rooms rich with over 200 years of American history. The Sanderson Museum houses Wyeth Family Ar

Discover an outstanding collection of American art, including works by N.C., Andrew and Jamie Wyeth, housed in a historic grist mill with glass-walled lobbi

As the original axethrowing destination, Stumpy's Hatchet House offers an alternative form of recreation Experience the social throwdown axe throwing, rust

In 2016 the Delaware History Museum reopened after extensive renovation. Come enjoy the exhibition, Delaware: One State, Many Stories! The exhibition

Salt & Sun Doylestown is a cozy wellness boutique offering Himalayan salt cave sessions, relaxing spa services, and a curated gift shop. Located in the hea

Museum dedicated to Henry Mercer, archaeologist, anthropologist, ceramist, scholar and antiquarian. Focused on his collection of tiles and prin

Founded in 1979, Delaware Theatre Company (DTC) is the state's largest professional theatre. Recognized as a cornerstone in the Brandywine Valley's ri

ONE HOUR - ONE ROOM - ONE EXIT WILL YOU ESCAPE? These dynamic themed escape rooms are designed to alert your intuitions, activate your competitive side, te

Take part in West Chester's only Walking Food Tour and get to know our wonderful town a little better. With all the local, family owned restaurants and sho

Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church is the Only Greek Orthodox Parish in the State of Delaware. We are a part of the Metropolis of New Jersey under t

A National Historic Landmark, tours of the site are offered every half-hour and consist of a brief video followed by a self-guided walk through the facilit

The Delaware Contemporary is a dynamic gathering place for the exploration of new ideas in art, design, and technology. Our compelling exhibitions, innovati

Somerville Manning Gallery, located in Delaware's historic Breck's Mill, specializes in 20th and 21st century fine art and sculpture including artists from t

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Once a Du Pont family country retreat, this estate's spectacular gardens surround a 175-room mansion housing the world's finest collection of Americ

Chester County Art Association is a non-profit, cultural organization that promotes participation in the arts through quality instruction, exhibitions a

The DuPont Environmental Education Center is located at the 212-acre Russell W. Peterson Urban Wildlife Refuge in Wilmington, where the city, river and mar