Horsham Preservation And Historical Association

About Horsham Preservation And Historical Association

The Horsham Preservation and Historical Association is a community organization dedicated to identifying, studying, preserving and protecting the historical heritage, buildings and artifacts of the Horsham area. Visitors explore significant colonial-era properties including the c1721 Governor Sir William Keith House at Graeme Park, a National Historic Landmark, the Horsham Friends Meeting House, the c1735 Kenderdine Mill, and the c1721 Penrose-Strawbridge House, which the organization is actively restoring. The Penrose-Strawbridge Farm serves as a focal point for activities and seasonal events. Visitors can attend open houses and guided tours at these historic sites, participate in special programs such as Pennsylvania Charter Day and Daffodil Day celebrations, and learn about the area's rich colonial heritage. The association also hosts events at its restored properties. Located in southeastern Pennsylvania in Horsham Township, Montgomery County, just north of Philadelphia, the organization welcomes those interested in regional history and historic preservation. Contact HPHA at hpha@horshampreservation.org to make an appointment to visit the Penrose Strawbridge House.