Home to John Dickinson, known as the "Penman of the Revolution" and signer of the Constitution.
14,000 square-foot Federal grandeur mansion built in 1801. Museum offers costumed interpreters, and open-hearth cooking demonstrations.
150 year old Rural Gothic architecture built by Joseph Shipley a Quaker merchant banker.
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