HOURS:

WEDNESDAY - FRIDAY | 4 - 10PM
SATURDAY- SUNDAY | 12- 10PM

ABOUT:

Nestled in Philadelphia’s historic Germantown neighborhood, Rittenhouse Town was once a bustling 19th-century industrial center, fueled by a paper mill that churned out paper from flax crops, this self-contained community housed weavers, farmers, and all the necessary components to turn raw materials into finished products.

Today, Rittenhouse Town stands as a testament to Philadelphia's rich industrial past. Visitors can explore the area's history through tours and events, offering a glimpse into a bygone era of innovation and community.

FIND IT ON GOOGLE MAPS HERE.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION:

Historic Rittenhouse Town is accessible by public transportation, including the SEPTA 65 bus route and the Chestnut Hill Regional Rail Line (Tulpehocken Station). 

PARKING:

Parking is available free of charge between the Visitor Center (208) and its neighboring building (209).

FACEBOOK: Historic Rittenhouse Town