Great stop. Tour of the house and farm (with animals) that was informative without being boring. And guides are friendly. Donations are appreciated, but otherwise the tour is free. Will be back for one of their special events.
Simply a beautiful place to visit and learn about some local history.
I been going to this farmstead since I was little with my grandma. I now volunteer there since 7th Grade. Everyone there is super nice and willing to help anyone. The history there is so rich and enjoyable to learn.
Great historical site, extremely well maintained and amazing staff.
A must see historical location. The grounds are well kept and the volunteers are knowlagable and friendly people. There's a pavilion next to the parking lot with picnic tables.
i thought it was fall out boy, and i'm here for the memes
Nice tour. Lots of history. Handicapped access is poor. Handicapped parking available via a different, unmarked, road. Staff had to direct us after we were already half way down the main entrance pathway. (very frustrating).
Beautifully done living history experience. My husband and I went for a candle lit tour the guides were very knowledgeable and the grounds for beautiful. The colonial re-enactors were there as part of the preparation for the Battle of Germantown that is re-enacted each fall
What a nice visit, our guide was full of information and facts of history ! Very welcoming !
The candlelight tour at night is really nice. This is the second time that we've gone to the the event. Really appreciate the efforts on the part of the volunteers to create an authentic experience. The fires outside are very warm too which is good on a cold night
They do an excellent job bringing us back in time. Very interesting!
Thank goodness for those who want to preserve the best of our past.....
Very well kept small piece of history. The volunteers are very knowledgeable.
Stopped by for annual sheep shearing and period display event. Volunteers are knowledgeable, friendly and enthusiastic to share about their craft. Very kid friendly. They have a couple newborn lambs. Tours of the house available and give an interesting perspective to the history of the area. They are boasting a new chicken house/pen.
Suggested donation of $2. I certainly encourage a little more to help keep history alive in Montgomery County.
Very educational, and to see a place where George Washington and his troops slept that not too many people know about.
This place is awesome. It has history, it has community events, it's a great place to walk your dog. I love that this homestead is right down the street! What a great little slice of heaven.
Great place to learn about how people lived and worked back in the days, and its a very educational place. You can take kids on field trips here to learn a little something.
Our tour volunteer was very friendly and accommodating. I liked that he also spoke to our 6 year old son and didn't ignore him due to his age. He was very informative about the historical setting of the farm. Anyone interested in Revolutionary War Era history should make a stop at the Peter Wentz Farmstead.
Historic farmhouse/property. Very popular candle light tours during Christmas season. They offer several 1 week programs for kids of all ages during the summer, featuring colonial crafts and activities.
This is an old farmstead with farmhouse, barn and other buildings, sheep, horses and chickens. There's a nature trail that brings the property. Just a nice place to visit and offers something for everyone. Take a camera.
Excellent personal, unscripted Tour. Small group. Allowed to interject and ask questions. Very detailed to 1777. Yes Washington did sleep here. Many varieties of programs throughout the year for all ages. The House Tour is FREE
Such an amazing place! The people who live and work on the farm are so informative and realistic to the times.
So much fun, everybody is nice and so polite. The activities were just awesome. Can't wait to go again
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