Graeme Park

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859 County Line Rd
Horsham, PA 19044
+1 (215) 343-0965
http://www.ushistory.org
42-acre park and historic Keith House, only surviving home of one of PA’s colonial-era governors. Park open daily. Visitors' Center, shop, & House open Fri-Sun.

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4.08 reviews
Meggie F.
8/30/2025

One of my favorite places! Especially because Elizabeth Grame (one of the ghosts) has taken a liking to me! Also Beth (the Pres) is such an awesome human being!

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J. M.
7/14/2024

When they are open, it's a wonderful look into the lifestyles of the colonial era. They have a wedding venue for rent set up on the property. The historic house is in various phases of...

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Kat C.
8/12/2021

This is the weirdest park in Pennsylvania, I think. I really don't understand it. The garden is cool, and they refuse to grow anything that doesn't seem period-appropriate. But then they painted...

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Christopher C.
10/31/2016

Graeme Park is a tough one. As much as I'm a sucker for anything historical in nature especially colonial history, Jeanne P to me is far more on point with her three star assessment of things...

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Christopher B.
8/24/2019

Visited Graeme Park today for the first time. Very clean beautiful park. August 2019

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