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Tours in Historic Germantown

10 AM - 4 PM TOurs of the Germantown white house (5442 Germantown ave)

• Tour the Germantown White House (Deshler-Morris), the summer home of President George Washington during 1793 and 1794. The home was also occupied by General Howe after the Battle of Germantown.

11 AM – 2 PM Tours of Germantown Mennonite Meetinghouse (6133 Germantown Ave)

• Visit the Germantown Mennonite Meetinghouse and see where the first protest against slavery written in the New World was written and signed.

1 – 4 PM Tours of the johnson house (6306 Germantown ave)

• Visit the Johnson House Historic Site for a tour of a site that witnessed Freedom Seekers on the Underground Railroad and the Battle of Germantown.

1 – 4 PM Tours of wyck (6026 Germantown ave)

• For a quiet pause as the cannon smoke settles, bring a picnic lunch to the gardens and grounds of Wyck, and learn about a Quaker family’s response to the Battle waged up the Avenue. 

Between battle reenactments (approximately 10 AM - 11:45 AM and 1:15 pm - 2:45 pm) Tours of the chew mansion

• Brief tours of the interior of this historic mansion. $2 per person, children under 8 are free.

1:30 PM Walking Tours of Germantown Avenue (Starting at upsala)

• See Cliveden, the Johnson House, Concord School House, and others through the eyes of local middle school students. End at the Concord School House for the Bell Ringing at 2 PM.

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