Lift your voice in song along with the musical talents of Ron Chancelor on piano. Followed by “Summerseat Punch” and cookies. A great way to enjoy the holiday season! Wednesday, December 6, 2017 at 7 PM Historic Summerseat, Legion and Hillcrest Avenues, Morrisville, PA
Historic Summerseat Painting Party Sunday, November 19, 2017 at 3PM at Summerseat, Hillcrest and Legion Avenues, Morrisville, PA 19067 Tickets $35.00 Light refreshments served Call 215 295 8316 to register Paint this cute snowman! It’s fun and easy! Profits from this fundraiser will be used for repairs to the exterior of the house!
Attention Crafters and Vendors Sign up for Morrisville’s Winter Festival, Summerseat Remembers, December 9, 2017 Crafters and Vendors wanted for Morrisville’s Winter Festival, Summerseat Remembers, December 9, 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM Set up would be on the second floor starting at 8 am. Must bring your own table. Cost $25.00 – Limited spaces. For more…
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Come join Fairless Hills Paranormal for a ghost hunt of the Historic Summerseat Mansion on Saturday, October 28th from 8pm to 11pm. $25 per person, must be 18 or older. You are encouraged to bring a flashlight and any other equipment you may have. A limited number of EMF detectors will be available to use. Reservations and payments…
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Gourmet catered dinner with homemade desserts and spooky entertainment. Tickets are $20.00 / $25.00 for seating in the Haunted Crypt.. To a make reservation call 215-295-2900-costumes optional.
Cleanup at Summerseat There will be a cleanup, (inside and out), at Summerseat, on September 9th. 10:00-1:00 PM All are welcome to help keep Morrisville’s significant historic site in good order. Thank you.
From the book, When Washington Crossed the Delaware, by Lynne Cheney, Illustrated by Peter M. Fiore …Downstream, two of Washington’s commanders also struggled to get men and guns across the river. In the end neither General James Ewing nor Colonel John Cadwalader could get through the ice on the Delaware. They had to give up on…
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It was November 1776, a time of trouble for our young country. We were fighting for our independence from Britain, and the war was not going well. The British had defeated General George Washington and his men on Long Island, had driven them out of New York, and were pursuing them across New Jersey. “This night…
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The Civil War Trust works to save our historical battlefields and is asking for help in preserving the Princeton Battlefield. Save land where George Washington led the charge at Princeton.
Jim Wyler’s The Ten Days That Changed the World, a short, fifteen-minute video about the Battles of Trenton and Princeton is a must-watch. Jim Wyler’s YouTube channel has other interesting videos on varied topics.