Colonial Plantation Wednesday Evening Program

9th Street  in Chester when it was Broad  St. about 1910. Looking west toward Edgmont Ave

Wednesday Evenings at the Farm

Colonial Scout and his role in the American Revolution

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On Wednesday, August 1, the Plantation will offer another of its "Wednesday Evening at the Farm" programs. The gate opens at 6 PM, and visitors can bring their picnic dinner, blankets and chairs to enjoy a leisurely picnic before the evening's offerings get underway. Food and drink will also be available for purchase.

At 7 PM local historian and author, Andy Miller, will present a program on the "Colonial Scout and his role in the American Revolution." Miller, a professor at Neumann University, has been active in bringing the world of the colonial soldier to life at historic reenactments. His presentation is enhanced through the use of historically appropriate clothing and weapons. The program will take place in the Plantation's colonial era wagon barn.

During the evening the Plantation farmhouse and the kitchen garden will be available for tours. Demonstrations taking place include textile making and long rifle firing. Of course, the Plantation's farm animals will be around for viewing.
Closing time is 9 PM. Admission is $5 per person. Children under 4 are free.

This is a weather permitting event. If the weather is uncertain, check the Plantation's website at www.colonialplantation.org or call the Plantation office at 610 566-1725 and listen for the message.