Nine-room house was occupied by Betsy and her husband John from 1773 to 1786. Self-guided tour includes the flag room, upholstery shop, musket ball room and kitchen. Includes hours, admission and directions. Located in Philadelphia.

Features original 18th century furnishings and decorative arts, including colonial Philadelphia craftsmanship by James Reynolds, Jonathan Gostelowe and Thomas Affleck. Includes virtual tour, hours, fees, events and activities, educational programs, resources and directions. Located in Philadelphia.

Features the restored house and barn, furnished with antiques, furniture, tools, and farm equipment. Includes hours of operation, guided tours, admission, calendar of events, virtual tour and map, educational programs, memberships and directions. Located in Birdsboro.

Home and farm of President Dwight D. Eisenhower. Served as a presidential retreat, temporary White House, and meeting place for world leaders. Includes tours, hours, admission rates, calendar of events, programs, activities and directions. Located in Gettysburg.

Offers tours of an Italianate mansion, the last surviving river front estate open to the public in Philadelphia. Includes history, preservation projects, hours, calendar of events, memberships, volunteering, links and directions.

Plantation house designed and built by James Logan, the representative of the Penn family in America. Features a guided tour that reveals the lifestyles of three generations of Logans during the period 1730-1830. Includes details of collections, hours, admission, memberships, map and directions. Located in Philadelphia.

House and garden was home to nine generations of the same Quaker family. Houses over 10,000 pieces of original furnishings. Includes guided tours, calendar of events, memberships, educational programs, hours, fees, photos, floor plan and directions. Located in Philadelphia.