PARK UPDATE: We’re open! Brandywine Battlefield Park is once again open to the public. We’re glad to welcome visitors back to enjoy the grounds, museum, and exhibits. Please note: Ring House Tours remain unavailable at this time. We’ll provide another update once tours are able to resume. Thank you for your patience and continued support. We look forward to seeing you at the park!
Notice of Tour Adjustment: Due to an active yellow jacket infestation in Washington’s Headquarters, the 10:30 AM and 1:30 PM tours will be replaced with gallery talks in our museum. Visitor safety is our top priority, and we are taking every step to resolve the issue promptly. We hope to resume regular tours on October 3 and 4. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we address this matter.
Experience the largest single day land battle of the
American Revolution
Notice of Tour Adjustment: Due to an active yellow jacket infestation in Washington’s Headquarters, the 10:30 AM and 1:30 PM tours will be replaced with gallery talks in our museum. Visitor safety is our top priority, and we are taking every step to resolve the issue promptly. We hope to resume regular tours on October 3 and 4. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we address this matter.
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Volunteer of the Year 2024 - Dr. Fred Magner
by BBPA, Dec 12, 2024
We are honored to recognize Dr. Fred Magner as our 2024 Volunteer of the Year. Dr. Magner has shared his time and expertise, enhancing the visitor experience at our park. Known for leading engaging Saturday tours and offering in-depth Battlefield Tours, he brings history to life with his storytelling. Also volunteering as a colonial medical doctor, he enriches school programs with fascinating demonstrations on 18th-century medicine. His passion, knowledge, and dedication have made a lasting impact. We are truly grateful for Dr. Magner’s tireless support and are fortunate to have him as part of our volunteer team.