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# Historic Rittenhouse Town

A Historic Landmark District

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## Posts

- [Tours](https://rittenhousetown.org/tours/) - Saturday Tours Summer Hours: June-September 12PM-4PM Public tours will be offered all Saturdays June - September from 12N to 4pm. Guests must register in advance by emailing information@rittenhousetown.org or calling 215-438-5711. Tours will begin on the hour and are limited to 10 people per tour, first come first serve. Tours are approximately 1 hour and
- [Observing a Solar Eclipse is not new to Philadelphians!](https://rittenhousetown.org/observing-solar-eclipse-not-new-philadelphians/) - Noted scientist and astronomer, David Rittenhouse, observed and recorded a total solar eclipse in 1778. His findings were printed by the American Philosophical Society. He also corresponded with Thomas Jefferson about the rare solar event.
- [Special Exhibit, David Rittenhouse: Through the Founders' Lens, Open for Private Tours](https://rittenhousetown.org/special-exhibit-opens-david-rittenhouse-founders-lens/) - David Rittenhouse was highly regarded by the Founding Fathers. His works as astronomer, surveyor, maker of models of the solar system, treasurer of the state of Pennsylvania all inspired respect and admiration among the group of legislators which gathered periodically in Philadelphia. The June 2016 opening of the exhibit profiles Rittenhouse’s special relationship with Thomas
- [RittenhouseTown Welcomes New Site Manager](https://rittenhousetown.org/rittenhousetown-welcomes-new-site-manager/) - Our new Site Manager, Christine McPoyle, will be working to address the historic preservation, renovation and maintenance concerns of the buildings and site. She has a certificate in Historic Preservation, three years experience as a historic conservation technician, two years experience as a building manager, and two years experience as an office manager for a
- [Rittenhouse Descendant to Sign Books at Historic RittenhouseTown](https://rittenhousetown.org/rittenhouse-descendant-sign-books-historic-rittenhousetown/) - Rittenhouse descendant, JD Rittenhouse, will be on hand at Historic RittenhouseTown to sign copies of his recently published novel this Saturday, June 18th from 3PM to 5PM. Copies of the book are available for purchase in Historic RittenhouseTown's gift shop. JD Rittenhouse is a retired attorney who became interested in his family history as a
- [Kenton Mennonite School Visits Historic RittenhouseTown](https://rittenhousetown.org/kenton-mennonite-school-visits-historic-rittenhousetown/) - Photos by LaFayette W. Bell, Sr.
- [Family Bookmaking: July 16, 2016](https://rittenhousetown.org/family-bookmaking-july-16-2016/) - Family Bookmaking Families will make artistic books together in the paper studio. Saturday, July 16th Fees Adult Nonmember $40.00 USD Adult Member $30.00 USD Child 8 to 17 $10.00 USD Return to schedule
- [Encaustic Collage: May 29, 2016](https://rittenhousetown.org/encaustic-collage-may-29-2016/) - Encaustic Collage Paint with beeswax and build shimmering layers of color using papers, colored waxes and pigment. Use this ancient technique on two small pieces and learn new techniques and how to use tools to build layers. Duration: 4 hours Start time: 6:30PM Sunday, May 29th Fees (Includes supplies) Nonmember $82.00 USD Member $72.00 USD
- [Historic RittenhouseTown Receives $6000 Grant for Village Signs](https://rittenhousetown.org/historic-rittenhousetown-receives-6000-grant-for-village-signs/) - Historic RittenhouseTown is a proud recipient of a 2016 SOS Grant from Historic Germantown - a collaborative effort between fifteen historic sites in the greater Germantown area! Historic Germantown launched the Sustaining Our Sites (SOS) Fund in 2014 to further the sustainability of all member sites and to draw the consortium sites together in collective
- [Historic RittenhouseTown Hosts Workshop in Historic Germantown’s Elephants on the Avenue Series](https://rittenhousetown.org/7160-2/) - On November 14, 2015 Historic RittenhouseTown hosted the first workshop in Historic Germantown’s Elephants on the Avenue series. Geocaching & Creative Reflection with Yolanda Wisher invited local families to actively explore the history and home of one of Germantown's "first families" and to record their own family history through collaborative and creative exercises. Following a
- [Visitor Center Moves to 208 Lincoln Drive, Parlor Rededicated](https://rittenhousetown.org/visitor-center-moves-to-208-lincoln-drive-parlor-rededicated/) - Due to the generosity of the Jane Elizabeth Cohen Foundation, we have been able to relocate the Historic RittenhouseTown Visitor Center, Administrative Offices and Gift Shop to the ca. 1845 Enoch Rittenhouse Home. As part of this work, we have recreated the Front Parlor to look as it might have in the late 1800’s. Jane
- [Looking for a Quiet Place?](https://rittenhousetown.org/looking-for-a-quiet-place/) - In a week filled with road closures and restricted access to Center City, why not plan to spend a quiet couple of hours at Historic RittenhouseTown relaxing along the banks of the Paper Mill Run or beginning a leisurely walk along Forbidden Drive? Our once bustling village of over 45 buildings on 200 acres is
- [A Great Weekend at Historic RittenhouseTown](https://rittenhousetown.org/a-great-weekend-at-historic-rittenhousetown/) - This past weekend Historic RittenhouseTown hosted not one but two events. On Saturday we welcomed runners from around the region to our 26th Annual Paper Mill Run 5K Race. Participants ran our 5K race along Fairmount Park's Forbidden Drive. Winners earned a limited edition medal and a chance to win our raffle basket. All runners
- [Join the Fun at RittenhouseTown in September!](https://rittenhousetown.org/join-the-fun-at-rittenhousetown-in-september/) - Fall is a wonderful time at RittenhouseTown. Days are warm and sunny and our trees along the banks of the Paper Mill Run provide a spectacular backdrop of red, orange and gold for our 26th Annual Paper Mill Run 5K Race and RittenhouseTown Revel. The 26th Annual Paper Mill Run 5K Race starts off the
- [The Sounds of Silence](https://rittenhousetown.org/the-sounds-of-silence/) - This past Saturday Lincoln Drive was closed most of the day for road work. Our village was quiet with just the few visitors willing to navigate the traffic jam that such a closure causes in the neighborhood. Living and working in the village, I don't hear the constant traffic noise. Instead, I hear the silence.
- [Historic RittenhouseTown Celebrates its 325th Anniversary with Chris Matthews](https://rittenhousetown.org/historic-rittenhousetown-celebrates-its-325th-anniversary-with-chris-matthews-2/) - This past week our friends and supporters joined us at the Philadelphia Cricket Club to raise critical funds for the operation of our National Historic Landmark District, our Education Program and to continue our efforts to restore and maintain six irreplaceable Rittenhouse structures. Our guest for the evening was Philadelphia native, Chris Matthews, who treated
- [Volunteers are our lifeblood!](https://rittenhousetown.org/volunteers-are-our-lifeblood-2/) - Recently, longtime supporter and friend of Historic RittenhouseTown, Monica Letzring, passed away. Monica was a tireless volunteer who spent hours weeding and tending to the gardens in the village. She was also a Board member who chaired our History Committee for many years and served as editor of our Journal of History, an occasional publication
- [Friday in the Village](https://rittenhousetown.org/friday-in-the-village/) - Today started with a group of 17 homeschoolers who made paper in our barn studio and then prepared buckwheat pancakes with Deb Peterson our cook/interpreter in the ca. 1725 Bake House. Both of these classes are part of our thriving education program that welcomes nearly 2000 school age children to the village each year. Students
- [Tours](https://rittenhousetown.org/tours-2/) - A limited number of tickets are still available for the May 13 Historic RittenhouseTown benefit dinner "Celebrating 325 Years." Special guest Chris Matthews will be sharing remembrances of growing up in post WWII Philadelphia. Tickets available online at https://rittenhousetown.org/special-events/
- [Spring Comes to RittenhouseTown](https://rittenhousetown.org/spring-comes-to-rittenhousetown/) - When the Rittenhouse family settled along the banks of a fast moving stream near the early settlement at Germantown in 1690, they could scarcely have imagined that their legacy as the first paper makers in British North America would endure for 325 years. This year we celebrate the arrival of the Rittenhouse family and the

## Pages

- [Home](https://rittenhousetown.org/) - Wawa Welcome America: Free Museum Day at Historic Rittenhouse Town! Tours of the Homestead and Bakehouse will be free from 12-4 on 6/20 as part of the Wawa Welcome America Free Museum Days! Join us for an open house style walkthrough of the homestead built in 1707 and learn about the Rittenhouse Legacy! 52 Weeks
- [Rentals](https://rittenhousetown.org/about/rentals/) - Rentals Host Your Next Event with Us Historic Rittenhouse Town provides an enchanting setting for hosting a wide range of events: Celebrations of years & life Family reunions Engagements, weddings, and baby showers Corporate events & team building Whether you prefer an indoor or outdoor setting, our rental areas include the Barn, the Homestead, and
- [Visit](https://rittenhousetown.org/visit/) - Historic Rittenhouse Town is open to the public from dawn to dusk. Check out our historic buildings and cross the bridge over Paper Mill Run to see the original Homestead and Bake House. Sit by the flowing waters as the evening winds down. Spend a morning or afternoon hiking the trails nearby, and grab an
- [Board of Directors](https://rittenhousetown.org/about/board-of-directors/) - Board of Directors Ryan Strand Greenberg Harrison Haas Kaitlin Pomerantz Amelia Popovic Bob Rittenhouse Brian Wentz Emeritus Frederic W. Clark, Esq.* Monica Letzring* Alice Rittenhouse Norman Rittenhouse Royden Rittenhouse Founder Hugh B. Hanson* *Deceased The Legacy of Hugh Hanson First President & Director Emeritus and Founders of HRT Inc. Hugh Hanson, 1926-2005, enjoyed telling the
- [Volunteer](https://rittenhousetown.org/volunteer/) - VOLUNTEER at HRT Our 20-acre property presents a pressing need to remove invasive species that have taken root. With our level 1 arboretum status, we aim to create space for the resurgence of native species. Your physical efforts can play a crucial role in enhancing the natural beauty of the Rittenhouse village for all visitors.
- [Contact](https://rittenhousetown.org/visit/contact/) - Historic Rittenhouse Town Staff Alex Jones Preservation & Education Manager alex@rittenhousetown.org General Site Inquires information@rittenhousetown.org (215) 438-5711 Mailing address only: 208 Lincoln Drive Philadelphia, PA 19144 For GPS directions: 6034 Wissahickon Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19144 Get Directions Download Village Map Subscribe for email updates * indicates required Email Address * First Name Last Name
- [Map](https://rittenhousetown.org/about/map/) - Click here to download a PDF of the Historic Rittenhouse Town village map
- [Driving Directions](https://rittenhousetown.org/visit/driving-directions/) - Full Driving Directions to Historic Rittenhouse Town TRAVELING BY CAR FROM CENTER CITY PHILADELPHIA OR SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY Take I-76 West towards Valley Forge. Take Exit # 340A towards Lincoln Drive/ Kelly Drive/ Wissahickon Park; Follow signs for Lincoln Drive. Follow Lincoln Drive for approximately 1.5 miles, make a right at the first traffic light (Rittenhouse
- [Gift Shop](https://rittenhousetown.org/gift-shop/) - Gift Shop Bring home a piece of Historic Rittenhouse Town today! WR Beanie Add to cart Details Homestead T-shirt Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page Details Arboretum Tote Bag Add to cart Details Good Night Book Add to cart Details RittenhouseTown Red Pepper Jam Add
- [Help Historic RittenHouse Grow by Donating Today!](https://rittenhousetown.org/donate/) - Donate Now Issues donating? Please contact us at Admin@rittenhousetown.org "*" indicates required fields InstagramThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.Frequency One Time Recurring Donation Amount* $15 $35 $50 $75 $100 $150 $250 Other amount Other Amount InformationName* First Last CompanyEmail* Enter Email Confirm Email Phone*Address* Street Address Address Line 2 City
- [Employment Opportunties](https://rittenhousetown.org/about/job-opportunities/) - Position: Education Program Coordinator Historic Rittenhouse Town, a National Historic Landmark District and nonprofit organization located in the Wissahickon Valley section of Fairmount Park, seeks a part-time Education Program Coordinator. The person hired for this role will be responsible for the day-to-day operations of Historic Rittenhouse Town’s Education Program. The Education Program Coordinator reports to
- [Historic Rittenhouse Town Fair](https://rittenhousetown.org/town-fair/) - Rain or Shine Town Fair is on for May 31st! We will see you there! Town Fair Activities Free Range Education Scavenger Hunt 11 AM Bike Parts Swap 10 AM – 1 PM Nature Hike 12 PM – 1 PM Paper Making 1 PM – 3 PM Letter Press Demonstrations 11 AM – 4 PM Water
- [Education](https://rittenhousetown.org/programs/) - Education serves as the cornerstone of our mission, and we offer four distinct educational experiences for both adults and students. Historic Papermaking Paper revolutionized human society by enabling the spread of knowledge, culture, and communication, facilitating the recording and dissemination of information on a massive scale. On this site in 1690, the first paper mill
- [Become a Member](https://rittenhousetown.org/membership/) - Our history is a vital part of who we are as a nation. Your membership helps us sustain your National Historic Landmark District for today’s youth & future generations is a mission worth supporting. Members will receive: $250+ Level Set of six Leon Clemmer Note Cards depicting the historic buildings at Historic Rittenhouse Town $500+
- [Rittenhouse Homestead & Bake House](https://rittenhousetown.org/about/rittenhouse-homestead-bake-house/) - Plan Your Visit Today
- [Colonial Brewing Day Tickets](https://rittenhousetown.org/colonial-brewing-day-tickets/) - Colonial Brewing Day Tickets
- [Mission Statement](https://rittenhousetown.org/about/mission/) - Historic Rittenhouse Town, a National Historic Landmark District, is dedicated to informing the public about the life and times of this early industrial village – America’s first paper mill, founded in 1690. The non-profit organization is committed to the site’s preservation through research, restoration and high-quality educational programming. A copy of our most recent organizational
- [Rittenhouse Family Survey](https://rittenhousetown.org/rittenhouse-family-survey/) - Rittenhouse Descendants Self-Identification Survey Thank you for taking a few minutes to fill out this simple survey. It is one easy step to help bring us closer to understanding more about our legacy here. Be sure to share this page with other descendants! "*" indicates required fields Name* First Last Email* Phone*Address Street Address Address
- [Arboretum](https://rittenhousetown.org/about/arboretum/) - The Arboretum at Historic Rittenhouse Town Home to over 80 species of trees and shrubs, the Arboretum at Historic Rittenhouse Town is on our 20-acre historic site in the Wissahickon Valley Park in Philadelphia. It’s an inviting public garden dedicated to preserving and enhancing the beauty of the plant collection and engaging the community through
- [Collections](https://rittenhousetown.org/about/collections/) - Collections Historic Rittenhouse Town maintains physical control of its collections through preservation, conservation, and restoration and is responsible for maintaining collections care. The existing collection consists of approximately 20 cubic feet of archival material (documents, architectural drawings, family papers, photographs, & ephemera): Over 250 historic objects (tools, instruments, portraits, landscapes, textiles) Roughly 300 books (histories,
- [Special Events & Exhibits](https://rittenhousetown.org/special-events/) - David Rittenhouse posthumous portraitArtist: Charles Willson Peale, 1796 David Rittenhouse Through the Founders’ Lens David Rittenhouse was highly regarded by the Founding Fathers, and his works as astronomer, surveyor, maker of models of the solar system, treasurer of the state of Pennsylvania inspired respect and admiration among the group of legislators which gathered periodically in
- [About](https://rittenhousetown.org/about/) - The Rittenhouse Homestead, the heart of Rittenhouse Town and birthplace of David Rittenhouse Homestead & Bake House Enoch Jacob Abraham Home #210 The Barn Second Rittenhouse mill, built 1702 (pictured 1890) In 1891, the mill was taken down by Fairmount Park Commission along with a number of nearby buildings as part of a plan to create
- [Visitor Donate](https://rittenhousetown.org/visitor-donate/)
- [Partners](https://rittenhousetown.org/about/links/) - Historic Germantown Freedomsbackyard.com A central resource for information on the 14 historic sites that make up the consortium known as Historic Germantown. Visit this website for links to all member sites and news about upcoming programs and events in Germantown. Local Links Wissahickon Restoration Volunteers (WRV) is dedicated to the restoration of the natural areas
- [Vendor Survey](https://rittenhousetown.org/vendor-survey/) - We really appreciated your presence at our June Town Fair! Thank you for taking 5 minutes to complete our survey.
- [Events](https://rittenhousetown.org/community/events/) - 11/5/22 RittenHOWL 6-10pm TICKETS HERE
- [Drink History!](https://rittenhousetown.org/drink-history/) - Drink History!Beer Garden & Fundraiser Saturday September 18th 2:00 – 6:00 p.m. SEE PHOTOS: AUGUST 18 2018Enjoy an afternoon with friends and neighbors while raising funds to preserve and protect this important piece of Philadelphia history. Your ticket to DRINK HISTORY includes: Two beers Snacks & non-alcoholic beverages Guided Hike Tours of the 1707 Rittenhouse
- [Community](https://rittenhousetown.org/community/) - Historic Rittenhouse Town in the News Local Group Holds Spotted Lanternfly ‘Egg Hunt’ to Get a Head Start on the Pesky Bugs Tour of Homestead & Bakehouse
- [Site Rental](https://rittenhousetown.org/site-rental/) - Content Coming Soon!
- [Paper Arts Workshops](https://rittenhousetown.org/programs/workshops/) - Private WorkshopsPaper Making: Adult Enjoy wine and snacks with your group while learning to make paper. Your paper can be used for place cards, baby announcements or thank you notes. This private, two-hour weekday or weekend workshop is perfect for birthdays. showers or a friends’ day out. Guests may use the paper making studio’s adjacent picnic area
- [Rittenhouse Town Directors](https://rittenhousetown.org/directors/) - Board of Directors Mark Atwood, President James Ballengee Caroline Boyce, Treasurer Stephen Jones, Vice President Augusta O'Neill, Secretary Amelia Popovic Bunnie Riedel Emeritus Frederic W. Clark, Esq.* Monica Letzring* Alice Rittenhouse Norman Rittenhouse Royden Rittenhouse Founder Hugh B. Hanson* *Deceased
- [Thank You!](https://rittenhousetown.org/thank-you-member/) - Thank you for becoming a member of Historic RittenhouseTown! Your support makes a difference.
- [Thank You!](https://rittenhousetown.org/donation-thanks/) - Thank you for donating to Historic RittenhouseTown! Your donation makes a difference.
- [Directions](https://rittenhousetown.org/visit/directions/) - Getting Here While Historic Rittenhouse Town’s mailing address is 208 Lincoln Drive, the main entrance to the village is from Wissahickon Avenue. For GPS directions, use the following: 6034 Wissahickon Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19144 Finding your way to our historic village can be a bit tricky, but with a little direction you will be exploring in no
- [Domestic Arts Workshops](https://rittenhousetown.org/programs/domestic-arts-workshops/) - HEARTH COOKING WORKSHOP Saturday, May 23rd, 10am-1pm Brunch in the Bakehouse taught by Kelly Brennan Come join experienced hearth cook, Kelly Brennan, and prepare Brunch on the open flames of our 16ft hearth. Guests will prepare a classic brunch breakfast including eggs, bacon, fresh donuts and coffee (menu subject to change). Great for anyone who
- [Press Room](https://rittenhousetown.org/about/press-releases/) - PRESS RELEASES Over 100 Comcast Employees to Volunteer at Historic RittenhouseTown for Comcast Cares Day Contact: Amy Ricci, Executive Director 208 Lincoln Drive Philadelphia, PA 19144 Amy@RittenhouseTown.org 215-438-5711 MEDIA COVERAGE Philly.com: "Before We Write the Words, Papermaking is Its Own Story" by Beth Kephart Philly.com: Letter to the Editor-Historic RittenhouseTown the Cradle of Papermaking Read more about
- [Guided Walks](https://rittenhousetown.org/guided-walk/) - Nature & Industry Walk Through Historic Rittenhouse Town with Steve Jones, President of Wissahickon Restoration VolunteersJOIN THIS WALK!For the latest walks, please visit our Facebook page Join friends and neighbors on this guided 1.25 mile hike that includes a survey of the natural and human-made features of the land in and around Historic Rittenhouse Town.
- [Quilt Day](https://rittenhousetown.org/quilt-day/) - CELEBRATING NATIONAL QUILT DAY 2019 Saturday March 16 10:00am – 1:00pm 208 Lincoln Drive, Philadelphia, PA 19144 Bring your treasured quilts to Historic Rittenhouse Town and discover more about them through sharing and discussion with quilt historians, plus: Learn the best ways to care for your quilts Find out about methods that can be used
- [Terms & Conditions](https://rittenhousetown.org/terms-conditions/) - Last updated: November 2018 Please read these Terms and Conditions ("Terms", "Terms and Conditions") carefully before using the rittenhousetown.org website (the "Service") operated by Historic Rittenhouse Town Inc. ("us", "we", or "our"). Your access to and use of the Service is conditioned on your acceptance of and compliance with these Terms. These Terms apply to
- [Rittenhouse Home 210](https://rittenhousetown.org/about/rittenhouse-home-210/) - The Rittenhouse village home (#210) ca. 1900, photo by Thomas Shoemaker This ca. 1750 Rittenhouse Home, once the residence of Margaret Rittenhouse until her death in 1817, is awaiting historical restoration. With the help of donors like you, we can preserve and protect this quaint structure and official reintroduce it to this hidden gem of
- [Ghost of Jacob Rittenhouse](https://rittenhousetown.org/ghost-of-jacob-rittenhouse/) - The Restless Spirit of Rittenhouse by Al Cassidy Strange occurrences at Historic Rittenhouse Town As seen in the October 2018 edition of The Local Great grandson of German papermaker William—who emigrated in the late 1600s to build the first paper mill in America—Jacob Rittenhouse’s home still exists on the Historic Rittenhouse Town (HRT) property today.
- [Jacob Rittenhouse home](https://rittenhousetown.org/about/jacob/) - The Jacob Rittenhouse home is the focus of a major fundraising effort. The goal is to restore the building in keeping with its 19th century origins and adaptively reuse it for income and educational space. Give TodayBuilt ca. 1811, the Jacob Rittenhouse home is an integral part of the original Rittenhouse Town landscape. It is
- [The Barn](https://rittenhousetown.org/about/the-barn/) - Built of local stone, the original Rittenhouse barn located on this site was recorded in the 1798 Direct Tax List as belonging to Margaret (-1817), widow of William Rittenhouse (1720-1793). The barn is probably associated with the nearby Rittenhouse home — #210 which dates from 1750 — as it was Margaret’s home in 1798 until
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- [Enoch Rittenhouse Home](https://rittenhousetown.org/about/enoch-rittenhouse-home/) - The ca. 1845 Enoch Rittenhouse Home is a small but architecturally important Greek Revival structure. The Enoch Rittenhouse Home houses Historic Rittenhouse Town’s Visitor Center, gift shop and Administrative Offices, thanks to the generosity of the Jane Elizabeth Cohen Foundation. As part of the Enoch Rittenhouse Home restoration work, the Front Parlor was recreated to look as it might have
- [Abraham Rittenhouse Home](https://rittenhousetown.org/about/abraham-rittenhouse-home/) - Built ca. 1720, the Abraham Rittenhouse Home faces east and overlooks the Paper Mill Run and the mill site complex. Although named for Abraham Rittenhouse, this important example of German vernacular architecture was probably built (possibly by Nicholas Rittenhouse’s children) two generations before Abraham on part of the original 20 acre parcel of land acquired by
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## Products

- [Watermark Sticker](https://rittenhousetown.org/product/watermark-sticker/) - Vinyl sticker of the Rittenhouse Watermark, traditionally used in the paper making industry.
- [Set of 6 Note Cards](https://rittenhousetown.org/product/note-cards/) - Return to Shop Pack of six 4.25” x 6.6” note cards display beautiful watercolors by Leon Clemmer, a boyhood friend of Historic Rittenhouse Town founder Hugh Hanson.
- [Notebook](https://rittenhousetown.org/product/notebook/) - Return to Shop With a heathered cover and 160 pages of white lined notebook paper, this 5x7 journal is a great way to record notes and ideas while thinking of America’s first paper mill.
- [Good Night Book](https://rittenhousetown.org/product/good-night-book/) - Return to Shop Sure to delight preschoolers and their parents, this high quality board takes children on an illustrated hike through Philadelphia’s Wissahickon Valley Park, including HRT.
- [Drink History Pint Glass](https://rittenhousetown.org/product/drink-history-pint-glass/) - Return to Shop Fashioned after the glassware found in the pubs of England, this pint glass is a crowd pleaser! The perfect way to start a conversation about our historic village with your friends and family this holiday season.
- [WR Mug](https://rittenhousetown.org/product/wr-mug/) - Material: Enamel-coated steel D shaped handle Silver rim Solid color exterior with white interior Capacity: 16 oz
- [Raw Honey 6 oz. Jar](https://rittenhousetown.org/product/honey/) - Instar Apiaries raw Philadelphia honey harvested here at the Rittenhouse Town village
- [Logo Pint Glass](https://rittenhousetown.org/product/logo-pint-glass/) - Return to Shop Fashioned after the glassware found in the pubs of England, this pint glass is a crowd pleaser! The perfect way to start a conversation about our historic village with your friends and family this holiday season.
- [Arboretum Pint Glass](https://rittenhousetown.org/product/arboretum-pint-glass/) - Return to Shop Fashioned after the glassware found in the pubs of England, this pint glass is a crowd pleaser! The perfect way to start a conversation about our historic village with your friends and family this holiday season.
- [Homestead T-shirt](https://rittenhousetown.org/product/homestead-t-shirt-2/)
- [Arboretum Tote Bag](https://rittenhousetown.org/product/arboretum-tote-bag-copy/)
- [Blue Bell Hill Berry Jam](https://rittenhousetown.org/product/blue-bell-hill-berry-jam/)
- [RittenhouseTown Red Pepper Jam](https://rittenhousetown.org/product/rittenhousetown-red-pepper-jam/)
- [Set of 4 Note Cards](https://rittenhousetown.org/product/set-of-4-note-cards/) - Return to Shop Pack of four 4.25” x 6.6” note cards display beautiful watercolors by Leon Clemmer, a boyhood friend of Historic Rittenhouse Town founder Hugh Hanson.
- [WR Beanie](https://rittenhousetown.org/product/wr-beanie/)
- [Handmade Notecards (Temporarily Out of Stock)](https://rittenhousetown.org/product/handmade-notecards/) - 4 x 6 folded cards with matching envelopes Light green paper with lavender wrapper Includes classic WR watermark made from the original deckle and mold design Set of 3 for $9

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- [Gift Shop](https://rittenhousetown.org/product-category/gift-shop/)
- [Food](https://rittenhousetown.org/product-category/food/) - Preserves from community partners.
- [Home](https://rittenhousetown.org/product-category/home/) - Gifts for the home
- [Attire](https://rittenhousetown.org/product-category/attire/) - Spruce up your wardrobe with HRT apparel.