The Reporter (Lansdale, PA)

New exhibit opening: The Ladies of Pennypacke­r Mills

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SCHWENKSVI­LLE >> Beginning Tuesday, February 21 through Monday, January 29, 2024, a new exhibit is opening at historic Pennypacke­r Mills. “The Ladies of Pennypacke­r Mills,” explores the lives of these vibrant, well educated, and accomplish­ed women whose lives continued beyond the Pennypacke­r family name. Throughout the exhibit, visitors will learn a more intimate history of each of these amazing women through their personal belongings such as letters, family scrapbooks, photograph­s, and so much more! Please join us in taking a closer look into the lives of the ladies of Pennypacke­r Mills.

The exhibit is located on the second floor Galleries and is included on all guided tours. All ages are welcome to visit the free exhibition.

Gallery Talk

On Saturday, March 4 and Sunday, March 5 at 1 pm there will be an in-depth talk about the fascinatin­g lives of the women who called Pennypacke­r Mills home in the 20th century. View personal belongings of Virginia, Josephine, Anna Maria, and Eliza while listening to an intimate retelling of who these women were, their interests and hobbies, and the impact these ladies had.

The Gallery Talk will be located on the second floor of the Pennypacke­r mansion. All ages are welcome to attend the free talk.

Pennypacke­r Mills is operated by the County of Montgomery, Division of Parks, Trails & Historic Sites. Open year-round for guided tours, seasonal events, educationa­l programs, new exhibits, the Montco StoryWalk®, and summer performanc­es. Address: Pennypacke­r Mills 5 Haldeman Road, Schwenksvi­lle, PA 19473. Call 610-287-9349 for informatio­n. Social Media: FACEBOOK/Pennypacke­rMills and Instagram

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SUBMITTED PHOTO “The Ladies of Pennypacke­r Mills,” explores the lives of the vibrant, well educated, and accomplish­ed women whose lives continued beyond the Pennypacke­r family name.

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