History
Steeped in a historical community, Herman St. Studios offers a setting unparalleled in the artisan community.
Submerge yourself in the inspirational community that includes:
Submerge yourself in the inspirational community that includes:
- The Germantown Mennonite Church, the very first North American Mennonite church
- The Settlement Music School
- The Wyck Historic House, Garden and Farm which was home to 9 generations of the same Quaker family
- Awbury Arboretum, a 55 acre expanse which includes the historic Francis Cope House
- Clivden of The Natural Trust, site of the battle of Germantown
- Concord School & Upper Burial Ground, Germantown’s first English language school
- Ebenezer Maxwell Mansion, Victorian House Museum, and garden
- Germantown Historical Society, headquarters for Germantown history
- Germantown’s White House, George Washington’s summer home
- Grumblethorpe, John Wister’s Big House built in 1744
- Historical Fair Hill, final resting place of important abolitionists and reformers
- Historic Rittenhousetown, site of America’s first paper mill
- Hood Cemetery, grave site of Germantowners and soldiers
- Johnson House, one of a few remaining underground railroads
- La Salle University Art Museum
- Stenton, John Logan’s summer house
1886, Germantown Hosiery Mills, Conyers Button & Co.