“Erdenheim Farm: A Legacy of Preservation From 1862 to the Present Day”
May 7
Don’t miss Tuesday’s Discovering Chestnut Hill
“Erdenheim Farm: A Legacy of Preservation From 1862 to the Present Day”
Image of Sheep Barn, Country Life Magazine Volume 44, 1923.
Date: Tuesday, May 7, 7:00 – 8:30 PM Location: Virtual, via Zoom Registration: Click HERE Admission: Conservancy Member tickets are $15.00, and Non-Member tickets are $25.00.
We hope you’ll register for Tuesday May 7th’s virtual Discovering Chestnut Hill lecture with Dr. Kathleen Abplanalp. This series of guided tours and lectures invites you to explore the area’s architecture, history, and natural beauty.
The lecture will unravel the tales of Erdenheim Farm’s stewards and the unwavering dedication of its owners in preserving its legacy for generations. From its rustic agricultural buildings to its refined equestrian facilities and meticulously crafted landscapes, each facet of Erdenheim Farm encapsulates a compelling narrative of vision and preservation.
Leading this lecture is Dr. Kathleen Abplanalp, a seasoned historic preservation professional with over 15 years of experience in the Philadelphia area. With a Ph.D. in American history specializing in material culture, Kathleen brings a wealth of expertise, including drafting historic district nominations, conducting historical and architectural surveys, and crafting Historic Structures Reports.
Your support is a commitment to celebrating and sustaining the history, architecture, and open green space of Chestnut Hill and surrounding communities in the Wissahickon Watershed.