Speaking of History – Hamorton Village -250 Years of History
Kennett Friends meetinghouse 125 West Sickle Street, Kennett Square, PA, United StatesHamorton Village - Skirmishes, Abolition, and Longwood GardensSpeaker: Tina Bennett, Kennett Township Historical CommissionerLocated at the intersection of Route 1 and Route 52 Hamorton Village is one of the first employee housing developments in the nation. Beyond its current “drive-by” status lies a rich history, including a major skirmish of the Battle of Brandywine, a “Free Produce Store”, the residence of a distinguished doctor and conductor on the Underground Railroad, and a school open to students regardless of color. Explore this National Register village and the depth of the story contained behind its walls.Seating is limited so be sure to
