Margaret R. Grundy Memorial Museum

610 Radcliffe St.
Bristol, PA 19007
(215) 788-9432 -- 788-5460
http://www.grundyfoundation.com/


Established according to the wishes of the late Senator Joseph R. Grundy, this former Grundy residence is dedicated to the memory of his sister, Margaret. Overlooking the Delaware River, the house is an outstanding example of a fine Victorian residence.

The interior of the house is an elegant statement of luxurious living. Woodwork imported from Europe is prominent throughout the house, including the carved oak paneling and staircase of the entrance foyer.

The living room, handsomely accented with cherry wood, features a fireplace with a unique double flue which frames a stained glass window. The large, paneled dining room, a room given a unique character partly because of its unusual angles and arches, contains an Italian carpet designed specially to fit the room, a heavily carved oak table, and a variety of other gorgeous furnishings.

Other rooms throughout the house reveal an impressive collection of antique furnishings and works of art.

The Margaret R. Grundy Library can also be explored.

All tours are Guided and take about 30 minutes. Groups are welcome. Large groups will be divided into smaller groups of 12 to 14 people for the house tour.


Hours: Tuesday thru Saturday 1 - 4pm. Closed Sundays, Mondays and major holidays. Groups at other times by appointment.

Admission: FREE.

Group Reservations: 3 weeks.

Lunch: Nearby restaurants.

Handicapped: Partial. Call.

Directions: I-95 North to Bristol, Rt. 13 North. Bear right onto Rt. 413, but after doing so continue straight onto Otter Road. Continue to end and turn right onto Mill St.. Go about 4 blocks and turn left onto Radcliffe. About 5 blocks to Museum.

Time: 30 - 60 minutes north of Philadelphia.

Nearby: Silver Lake Nature Center , Churchville Nature Center , Glen Foerd , Indian Heritage Museum , William Trent House , State House , Old Barracks Museum .


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