The Brandywine Valley offers visitors an extraordinary collection of world-class attractions and events, along with an array of fine restaurants, distinctive shops and first-rate entertainment.
Bookmark this site and return here often to stay informed about our seasonal tourism specials as well as the latest updates to our Brandywine Valley Calendar of Events -- including information on Longwood Gardens Festivals, Winterthur Museum Garden & Library and their famous Point-to-Point races, Brandywine River Museum, Delaware Art Museum and the area's many seasonal celebrations.
Bookmark this site and return here often to stay informed about our seasonal tourism specials as well as the latest updates to our Brandywine Valley Calendar of Events -- including information on Longwood Gardens Festivals, Winterthur Museum Garden & Library and their famous Point-to-Point races, Brandywine River Museum, Delaware Art Museum and the area's many seasonal celebrations.
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The former estate of Henry Francis duPont, Winterthur has been described as America's most elegant adventure, an incomparable experience. Just minutes from the Brandywine Valley Inn, the museum houses a collection of collections - more than 89,000 decorative objects made or used in America between 1640 and 1860, including furniture, textiles, clocks, silver, needlework, porcelain, Oriental rugs and paintings.
Although less than 30 years old, the Brandywine River Museum of Art is a place with plenty of tradition. That is, of course, the Brandywine tradition, a rich artistic heritage that began in the late 19th century with the distinguished artist-illustrator Howard Pyle. The works of Pyle and his students make up a large part of the Museum's permanent collection.
Situated on more than 230 acres along the Brandywine River, Hagley Museum and Gardens offers a unique glimpse back to the days of water power in the 1800s.
Occupying the site of the early 19th-century, DuPont Company's black powder mills, Hagley is an example of an early manufacturing community, complete with working replica mills and authentically furnished worker's homes and Eleutherian Mills built in 1803, the estate of du Pont family owners E. I. du Pont.
Occupying the site of the early 19th-century, DuPont Company's black powder mills, Hagley is an example of an early manufacturing community, complete with working replica mills and authentically furnished worker's homes and Eleutherian Mills built in 1803, the estate of du Pont family owners E. I. du Pont.
Nemours is the former 300 acre estate of Alfred I. du Pont, named after the du Pont ancestral home in north central France. The Mansion is an excellent example of modified Louis XVI French chateau. It was designed by Carrere and Hastings of New York City and was built between 1909 and 1910 by Smyth and Son of Wilmington, Delaware.
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