(Credit: Morgan Log House)
The Morgan Log House, a meticulously preserved 18th-century home, serves as a vital educational resource, offering immersive programming and events that bring history to life
The Morgan Log House Historical Society and Towamencin Township are delighted to announce the receipt of a $400,000 grant to support preservation projects and programming at the historic Morgan Log House.
This funding will be instrumental in developing and implementing a comprehensive preservation plan, ensuring that the Morgan Log House remains a cherished and vital part of the community for another 250 years and beyond. The project is financed in part by a grant from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Community & Economic Development, with the assistance and support of State Senator Tracy Pennycuick.
“With this funding, we can take significant steps to preserve and enhance this historic site, ensuring its stories continue to educate and inspire future generations,” said Executive Director Molly Jobson at Morgan Log House Historical Society.
“A special thank you to State Senator Tracy Pennycuick and her staff for finding this opportunity and shepherding it through approval. This funding is timely as we prepare for the 50th Anniversary of the Morgan Log House reopening to the public in 1976 and our country's Semiquincentennial in 2026,” said Towamencin Township Board of Supervisors Chairman and Morgan Log House Historical Society Board Member, H. Charles Wilson III.
(Credit: Morgan Log House)The Morgan Log House, a meticulously preserved 18th-century home, serves as a vital educational resource, offering immersive programming and events that bring history to life. This grant will allow for necessary restoration efforts, infrastructure improvements, and expanded programming to further engage the community.
For more information about the Morgan Log House and its upcoming projects, please visit www.morganloghouse.org
