Cheap Things To Do in Glen Mills, Pennsylvania

Milling community with active 1704 water- wheel powered grist mill, 1739 miller's home, log cabin, and active forge. Hiking trout ... More on BrandywineCVB.org

This 150 acre preserve puts a focus on education and environmental appreciation, shares the history of the 1704 water-powered mill, and offers a variety of recreational pursuits. A special treat is... More on DogFriendly.com

Crazy insane! some of the steepest hills i have ever ridden! truely a place you could mess your a$$ up at! you'll be haulin a long and next ... More on trails.mtbr.com

So yeah....about the dirt bikes (which I thought are not allowed there being its state park lands). More on trails.mtbr.com

A full service gallery specializing in Wyeth. Open 7 days a week featuring art works by regional, national ... More on BrandywineCVB.org

Great wines! I love the Spiced Apple Wine, which tastes like apple pie in a bottle. Lovely setting with out... More on TripAdvisor

Valley Forge National Historical Park commemorates more than the sacrifices and perseverance of the Revolutionary War generation; it honors the ability of citizens ... More on Nps.gov

This is an often overlooked treasure tucked into the suburbs of Philadelphia. On my most recent visit I noted that some great improvements ... More on igougo

overview: Original manuscripts, rare books, and related items documenting history of American business and ... More on MuseumStuff.com

Upon arriving at Hagley Museum you will head to the visitor center to purchase a ticket to the property. More on igougo

Wilmington fans of trains and antique cars have visited this home of an impressive collection of Stanley Steamer cars and a miniature train for special events for years. In June 2008 it officially opens, with tours, as part of ... More on Frommers

Inscription. Welcome to the Barnes-Brinton House, built in 1714 by William Barnes for use as a tavern and private home. The Chadds Ford Historical Society purchased this handsome brick building in ... More on HMDB

Early tavern authentically restored as a living history museum. Open May 1-September 25. Hours noon-5pm, weekends ... More on BrandywineCVB.org

Inscription. In 1895, Theodore Leisen, engineer for the Wilmington Board of Park Commissioners, recommended that "a large pavilion and observatory" be built in Rockford Park on what was called Mt. Salem Hill, the highest point in ... More on HMDB

Inscription. At the time of the battle [of Brandywine], Gideon Gilpin, a Quaker farmer, lived here with his wife and six children. Gideon Gilpin owned 130 acres of farm land. After the battle, foraging soldiers plundered the property. ... More on HMDB