Sunday, May 6, 2012

Glenolden Trolley Tour this coming weekend! and Fighting at Ridley Creek State Park

11 AM Till 2:30 PM 
tours  approx 30 minutes 
There will be numerous stops thruout the boro
and the town's history will be discussed.
Tickets must be purchased in advance!  
For tickets and more information
call Caroline Fairfield at 610-804-5716
ADULT $3.00 CHILDREN $1.00  
FREE ROOT BEER FLOAT with TROLLEY TICKET 
THE DELCORDIANS   Barber shop quartet     12pm - 1pm 

Also SOLD AT THE TROLLEY STOP        
 $1.00   COTTON CANDY **   $1.00   HOT DOGS **    $1.00   SNO CONES **  $1.00   POP CORN **       $1.00   SODA** WATER 

Colonial Pennsylvania Plantation
at Ridley Creek State Park     
presents
11:00 -5:00 with last entry at 4:00 (Saturday)
11:00 - 3:00 with last entry at 2:30 (Sunday)
   It is May 1778, the winter at Valley Forge has ended and the British occupy Philadelphia. The Continental Army has barely survived the winter, but with the weather improving, they are beginning to test a newly found confidence induced by the training of General Von Steuben during the winter. The Continentals are a new fighting force reorganized and much more disciplined since their defeats in the Fall of 1777. The British, who have enjoyed a winter of occupying Philadelphia are preparing to move across New Jersey to New York City. A small foraging party of British Regulars, en route to the city, have encamped at the Pratt Farm in Edgemont Township. Meanwhile, a small scouting party of American militia and riflemen close in on the farm also in hopes of foraging supplies, unaware of the British force already there…
Participating Units
17th Light Dragoons (mounted calvary soldiers)
Chester County Militia from the Colonial Plantation
Admission is $10.00 for adults and $8.00 for children ages 4 to 12.Children under age 4 are free.

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