Presented by John Ingram PhD On June 6, 1832, the Philadelphia, Germantown, and Norristown Railroad began operating a 6-mile railway line between Germantown and the city below. Lecture at 6 p.m. at Maxwell Mansion, with tour to follow.
Our signature program detailing the lives and work of notable nineteenth-century African Americans. Come learn about art, medicine, business, and freedom! DEEP RIVERS RACK CARD
Presented by George McNeely Henry Howard Houston, railroad executive, investor, and real estate developer, is best known in Northwest Philadelphia for the creation of the west side of Chestnut Hill, including the railway line (now known as Chestnut Hill West), Wissahickon Inn, Philadelphia Cricket Club, Saint Martin’s (Episcopal) church, and nearby houses. Lecture at Maxwell…
Maxwell Mansion joins sites across the region to celebrate American history and freedom. Free open house from 12-4. Join us in Historic Germantown!
Join us for a friendly discussion of Dickens' classic!
Ebenezer Maxwell Mansion will be closed Thursday, July 4 in observance of Independence Day.
Maxwell Mansion will be open for free tours from 12-4.
An outdoor Opera on Tap presentation of Victorian opera, featuring Heather McConnell. Bring your own picnic and blanket!
Maxwell Mansion is open for free tours 12-4, with tours at noon, one, two, and three. Reservations appreciated!
Join the friends and supporters of Ebenezer Maxwell Mansion's magnificent gardens on Saturday, August 10 for a launch of the new Historic Germantown garden passport program! Free! Program begins at 11:30 a.m. Reservations requested!
