Hayti Cemetery

• Old Marple Road, Springfield

• The cemetery used by Marple UAME Church from the 1830s to the 1950s. Once the center of Marple Township’s African American community, it contains the graves of several Union Civil War veterans.

Hood Octagonal Schoolhouse

• 3500 West Chester Pike, Newtown Square

• One-room octagonal schoolhouse built in 1842 by James Dunwoody. Now on the Dunwoody Village property.

• https://nshistory.org/hood

Newtown Square Friends Meeting

• 120 N Newtown Street Road, Newtown Square

• A 1711 stone Quaker meetinghouse with a historic grave yard. Many early residents of both Marple and Newtown Townships were members of the meeting.

• https://www.newtownsquarefriends.org/

Newtown Square Railroad Museum

• 4140 West Chester Pike, Newtown Square

• Located in a restored Pennsylvania Railroad freight station with a trolley, 1902 passenger car, 1907 box car, 1950 caboose, and small steam locomotive on display.

• https://newtownsquarerailroadmuseum.org/

Old St. David’s Church and Cemetery

• 840 S Valley Forge Road, Devon

• A 1715 stone church built by early Welsh settlers of Pennsylvania. Surrounded by a large cemetery containing the grave of Revolutionary War hero General Anthony Wayne.

• https://stdavidschurch.org/about/

St. Alban’s Episcopal Church

• 3625 Chapel Road, Newtown Square

• Daughter church of St. David’s, current stone church building dedicated 1950.

• https://stalbansns.org/

Stoney Lonesome

• 2321 Anthony Avenue, Broomall

• 18th century homestead of the Moore family, it was expanded in 1848 and remained in the family for over 200 years.

• A private residence, it will be open from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.