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Discover Pennsylvania's celebrated peacemaker. A Colonial diplomat, Weiser is credited with maintaining peace with the powerful Iroquois Confederacy. His 1729 homestead, spring house and family gravesite are well preserved in an early 20th-century landscaped park. Programs include living history, candlelight tours, reenactments, military encampments and lectures. Visitor services include guided house tours, an orientation exhibit and film and a museum store. Operated in partnership with the Friends of Conrad Weiser Homestead.
610-589-2934
Buildings and exhibits, June 2 - Sept 1:
MON: | CLOSED |
TUE: | CLOSED |
WED: | 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM |
THU: | CLOSED |
FRI: | CLOSED |
SAT: | 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM |
SUN: | 12:00 noon - 4:00 pm |
The site is also open during scheduled events (current schedule).
Grounds:
MON: | dawn until dusk |
TUE: | dawn until dusk |
WED: | dawn until dusk |
THU: | dawn until dusk |
FRI: | dawn until dusk |
SAT: | dawn until dusk |
SUN: | dawn until dusk |
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