Brandywine Battlefield Internet Links
Brandywine Battlefield Associates
For more information about local restaurants, accommodations, and attractions, visit these pages:
Links to Related Sites
- Brandywine Battlefield Historic Site Associates The volunteer group who works with the Park to provide an interesting and historic experience for children and adults.
- Brandywine Valley Bed & Breakfasts "Enjoy true Brandywine Valley style hospitality at one of our Bed & Breakfasts."
- Chadds Ford Historical Society Operating the John Chads House and the Barns-Brinton House.
- Chester County Historical Society 300 years of Pennsylvania History
- Chester County Tourist Bureau
- Christian Sanderson Museum Museum in Chadds Ford, belonging to Brandywine Battlefield historian & friend to the Wyeth family, Chris Sanderson. Collection bears thousands of artifacts from US history-Revolutionary War through 1960s.
- Delaware Art Museum Pre-Raphealite Art
- Delaware County Convention and Visitors Bureau
- Delaware Division of the Arts What's going on in the arts in Delaware
- Delaware Toy and Miniature Museum a private collection of antique toys, dolls, and miniatures
- ExplorePAhistory.com is a great resource to connect Pennsylvania travelers with historic destinations around the state. In addition to giving information about the historic sites themselves it provides travelers with lodging and restaurant information, directions, information about nearby attractions, and the opportunity to book reservations online.
- Hagley Museum and Library the original DuPont Estate
- Hale-Byrnes House where Gen. Washington met with his staff on Sept 6, 1777.
- Historical Society of Delaware History in Delaware
- Longwood Gardens thousands of blooms all year long
- Ned Hector Free Black Colonial Soldier, Wagoneer, Respected Patriot, Hero. Portrayed by Noah Lewis.
- New Castle Historical Society Amstel House, Dutch House, and Old Library Museum
- Paoli Battlefield Visit the site that Washington's Army called The Paoli Massacre. It is where the British routed Anthony Wayne's troops on September 20, 1777. Just a few minutes from Philadelphia, it is the most pristine Revolutionary War battlefield in the United States — unchanged for over 225 years.
- Pencader Heritage Area Assoc. A group dedicated to preserving the Cooch's Bridge battle site. (on Sept 3, 1777)
- Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission
- Winterthur Museum, Garden, & Library Henry Francis DuPont's museum of American furnishings and decorative arts
CHIP in Pennsylvania
- CHIP Program "Now, all uninsured children and teens up to age 19 have access to health insurance, regardless of family income."
Livable Landscapes Map Unveiled
The centerpiece of the County’s policy plan, Landscapes, is a map entitled "Livable Landscapes for Chester County". This map depicts the location of designated growth and preservation areas within Chester County.
In recognition of the diversity of our county, the map is divided into a series of landscape types which depict areas of the county based on their distinguishing characteristics. Landscape types include the four original Rural, Suburban, Urban, and Natural landscapes and the introduction of the Agrarian landscape in western Chester County. The map also recognizes areas of the county that include resources of national significance, including Valley Forge National Historic Park, Brandywine Battlefield Landmark, and the Hopewell Big Woods.
The Chester County Planning Commission invites you to review the draft map, land use policies, and landscape descriptions on-line and offer your comments at landscapes2.org.
