The beautiful Brandywine Valley — which runs some 35 miles from the rolling hills of southeast Pennsylvania to northern New Castle County, Delaware — is just such a place. Named for a river ...

The 21st century vision of the Brandywine River is different from its 18th century discovery. A new book explores that difference. Power once meant falling water. In our new country in the late 18th ...

Explore the elegant grounds overlooking the Delaware River, and stroll the cobblestone ... This option allows families to experience the Brandywine Valley together, creating memories across ...

In the Brandywine Valley, Routes 100 and 52 loop through scenic ... The narrow, twisting roads that trace the river force slow progress through lanes shaded by overarching branches of tulip ...

The Brandywine Valley National Scenic Byway has so many ... Hagley, which comprises 235 acres of woodlands along the Brandywine River, is a National Historic Landmark and a Smithsonian Affiliate.

As the name implies, the valley centers on the Brandywine River, traversing Chester and Delaware counties in Pennsylvania. The region touches Lancaster County and comes close to the Maryland ...

The Spring Valley AME Church featured inspirational ... titled "Portrait of a Dog" and is presently on display at the Brandywine River Museum of Art. (COURTESY PHOTO) ...

The Brandywine Valley National Scenic Byway is a mere 12 ... du Pont in 1802 on the banks of the Brandywine River includes restored mills, a workers’ community, and the ancestral home and ...

Named for a river that in its upper reaches is as slender as a creek, the Brandywine Valley stretches 35 miles from the rolling hills of southeast Pennsylvania to the northern part of Wilmington ...