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Nominated for: BEST Museum
In the mid-1960s, the historic Brandywine Valley in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania faced massive industrial development. The impact in floodplain areas, in particular, would have been devastating to the water supply for numerous communities in southeastern Pennsylvania and northern Delaware, including the city of Wilmington. Appreciating the need for fast action, a group of local residents bought endangered land at auction and founded the Brandywine Conservancy in 1967. The Conservancy's Environmental Management Center preserves the natural and cultural resources of the area and has been instrumental in permanently protecting more than 40,000 acres of land. Conservation easements, assistance to local governments, historic preservation, and water protection efforts initiated in 1967 remain key elements of the Environmental Management Center's programs today.
aLWAYS A FUN EXPERIENCE W/MANY UNUSUAL DISPLAYS.
HOLIDAY TIME IS HARD TO BEAT.
LOVE THOSE WYETH'S!!
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Great coverage of its particular niche, of course. But, importantly, a really superb SPACE.
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Combination of wonderful art, great descriptions, and one of the most amazing views in the area!
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Wonderful Collection of 3 generations of Wyeth and such a beautiful setting right on the River.
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