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This eighty-acre site was once the site of a working farm and mill and a stop on the Underground Railroad, it now functions as a vibrant arts center. This is once a slave exchange site, where the slaves were hidden. The grounds are centered around a sixteen-room farmhouse, the original section of which was constructed in 1753. The site is now home to the Cherry Hill Arts Center.
A hands-on celebration of imagination, a place where children infant through 10 years old will discover a world just their size and adults can share in those discoveries. Spend some time touring the museum, as well as joining one of the many educational workshops and performances for children. This museum also features a gift shop, to buy items to remember your experience. Locals can host parties in one of their many private party rooms! There is a snack area and best of all a lot of free parking! Admission is $9.95 for adults and children 12 months and over, and for seniors is $8.95.The museum team will be there to support and enhance each visitor’s experience, taking an active role in your families’ education, growth and imaginative play.