Locust Grove Estate
Mark your calendar! The Haldeman Mansion Preservation Society is proud to be a participant of Lancaster County's ExtraGive. On November 22nd 2024, over 400 participating local organizations will be sourcing donations for 24 hours.
This unique day highlights organizations that support causes from children and families, to health and education, the natural environment and farmland preservation; from poverty alleviation and affordable housing to arts, culture, heritage, history and more.
Please take the time to join and support this historical landmark by donating November 22nd, visiting our ExtraGive Campaign, or supporting other local organizations participating.
Welcome!
The National Park Service has assigned broad preservation significance to the estate, spanning America’s prehistory; history-aboriginal; exploration/settlement; social history; science and architecture categories.
The Estate is served by the Haldeman Mansion Preservation Society, a nonprofit, all-volunteer organization. We encourage you to peruse our website to learn more about this unique place, our interests, and activities. We invite you to join us in preserving this historic property for future generations.
Our Focus
A Haldeman Mansion restored and renovated for use as a history museum, an educational center and community gathering place.
Preserve History
We seek to restore and preserve the Haldeman Mansion and Locust Grove Estate. Studying its history is akin to taking a journey thru the history of the United States, beginning with Native American hunting parties and settlements, followed by fur traders, farmers, merchants, politicians, and a scientist who helped foster the development of an American scientific community in the 1800’s.
Promote Education
We seek to educate children and adults on the Native American, Colonial, Early American and Scientific Heritages present at Locust Grove and its immediate surroundings thru educational activities and the maintenance of a museum.
Promote Community
Locust Grove Estate is known for its imposing historic mansion and beautiful, serene location overlooking the wide, shallow Susquehanna River. Over the years, in addition to history buffs, it has drawn landscape and history artists, been selected for gatherings of all types, from birthdays, to reunions and increasingly weddings.
Take Action
Volunteer your energy, talents and resources to preserve this 19th century historical site.
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Contact Info
Physical Address:
230 Locust Grove Road
Bainbridge, PA 17502
Mailing Address:
HMPS
PO Box 417
Bainbridge, PA 17502
Email: vonhottenstein@gmail.com
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