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The Goschenhoppen Historians The annual Folk Festival recreates the home, farm and trade skills of the Pennsylvania Germans in the

Since 1966, the annual Goschenhoppen Folk Festival, in Perkiomenville Pennsylvania, has faithfully recreated 18th & 19th-century home, craft, farm and trade skills of the Pennsylvania Germans. The Festival is a non-commercial, educational event held on the grounds of the Antes House Plantation at 318 Colonial Road, Perkiomenville PA 18074.

Yes !!!! We will have softcover copies of "How We Ate" available for purchase at the Symposium !!!!!!
11/02/2026

Yes !!!! We will have softcover copies of "How We Ate" available for purchase at the Symposium !!!!!!

Special, not only because it's the first recorded ghost story in the Colonies but also because one of the girls, Elizabe...
10/31/2026

Special, not only because it's the first recorded ghost story in the Colonies but also because one of the girls, Elizabeth, is the mother of Maria Grimly, the girl who was 14 when the Continental Army encamped on and around their family farm in the area now called Schwenksville. We will be posting more of Maria Grimly Keely's recollections soon but now...enjoy this story about her mother. https://goschenhoppen.org/early-ghost-story-falckner-swamp/

We will have copies of Alan Keyser's book "How We Ate: Pennsylvania Dutch Foodways of Town and Country Until 1830" avail...
10/30/2026

We will have copies of Alan Keyser's book "How We Ate: Pennsylvania Dutch Foodways of Town and Country Until 1830" available for purchase at the Symposium !!!!

Our Keynote Speaker is Alan Keyser, 12th generation Pennsylvania German and member of the Goschenhoppen Historians since...
10/29/2026

Our Keynote Speaker is Alan Keyser, 12th generation Pennsylvania German and member of the Goschenhoppen Historians since our beginning. He is, of course, the author of "How We Ate: Pennsylvania Dutch Foodways of Town and Country Until 1830". 30 years of primary source research and 800 pages - this book goes beyond food and gives great insight into the lives of the Pennsylvania Dutch prior to the industrial revolution.
Visit https://goschenhoppen.org/thomas-r-brendle-folklife.../ for a full description of the symposium. Program includes lunch, registration is required.

Dr Diane Wenger is one of four experts speaking at the Brendle Folklife Symposium November 7th, 2026.  Visit https://gos...
10/28/2026

Dr Diane Wenger is one of four experts speaking at the Brendle Folklife Symposium November 7th, 2026. Visit https://goschenhoppen.org/thomas-r-brendle-folklife.../ for a full description of his and other presentations. Program includes lunch, registration is required.

Alice Wolfgang is one of four experts speaking at the Brendle Folklife Symposium November 7th, 2026.  Visit https://gosc...
10/27/2026

Alice Wolfgang is one of four experts speaking at the Brendle Folklife Symposium November 7th, 2026. Visit https://goschenhoppen.org/thomas-r-brendle-folklife.../ for a full description of his and other presentations. Program includes lunch, registration is required.

Just for fun - we made this for you!
10/11/2026

Just for fun - we made this for you!

10/10/2026

Just for fun! We made these barn star inspired patterns just for you. Sit back and enjoy the mesmerizing transformations.

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116 Gravel Pike, Green Lane
Green Lane, PA
18054

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