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Two Georges are Better than One

Posted on June 27, 2026 by Christine Mifsud in Curator's Corner

If you visited Moland House in the past, you may have noticed the chair which was paired with our George II desk in the office wasn’t quite “up to snuff” as the Brits may say. I was delighted when a George II mahogany armchair came up for bid at a local auction. Another George II […]

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Who are Questers?

Posted on April 8, 2026 by Christine Mifsud in Curator's Corner

Why do we treasure them? Questers is an international non-profit organization focused on studying, preserving and conserving historical landmarks, antiques and artifacts. Their mission is to “quest”/study or collect knowledge of history and antiques. Here at Moland House, we are gifted with the Moland House Questers who are socially minded, caring volunteers committed to assisting […]

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Children’s Bedroom Additions

Posted on January 25, 2026 by Christine Mifsud in Curator's Corner

Two items have recently been added to the second floor children’s bedroom.  The first, a  12”×21” silk on silk sampler is now hung above the bureau. A Sampler is framed needlework. Young girls,  generally by the age of 7 or 8 would experiment with various hand sewing techniques to demonstrate their education and skills. Our […]

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Introducing the Curator’s Corner

Posted on January 4, 2026 by Christine Mifsud in Curator's Corner

I am a recent transplant to Bucks county, having worked in house museums in Philadelphia. In September, the WTHS Board asked me to serve as Curator at Moland House. I readily accepted. Traditionally, when someone enters a historic house museum they are requested not to touch the furnishings or decorative arts objects. Moland House displays […]

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The Moland House

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The Moland House
Dressing Preserved Asparagus at the Moland HouseHave you even seen asparagus preserved in the 18th century manner dressed (prepared) in a receipt (recipe)? Visit Susan McLellan Plaisted, Proprietress, Heart to Hearth Cookery at the Moland House on Sunday, August 9, 2026 from 1 to 4 pm as a salt-glazed crock of asparagus preserved April 12, 2026 will be opened and the asparagus dressed in the same Manner you do those that are newly gather’d. House Tours are $7 per person and $15 for families. Children under six and WTHS members are admitted for free. We accept cash, checks and PayPal.#history #visitbuckscounty #visitpa #georgewashington #colonial open hearth cooking ...

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The Moland House
Continuing with our nature features! 🌳 Another reason to visit:Planted near the house, in our well groomed park surrounding Moland House is a Franklinia tree. The Franklinia was named after Benjamin Franklin. It is extinct in the wild and survives only through plants propagated from seeds collected by botanists John and William Bartram in the 1760’s. Looking to visit or volunteer at The Moland House? Visit our link in bio! Don’t forget to mention us The Moland House and use hashtag #themolandhouse •••#nature #buckscountyhistory #explore #visitbucks Our tree has fragrant white flowers with yellow centers and is currently in bloom. ✨ ...

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Continuing with another gorgeous nature feature! 🌳Planted near the house, in our well groomed park surrounding Moland House is a Franklinia tree. The Franklinia was named after Benjamin Franklin. It is extinct in the wild and survives only through plants propagated from seeds collected by botanists John and William Bartram in the 1760’s. Stop by The Moland House to see it today! Interested in visiting or volunteering at The Moland House? Visit our link in bio! Don’t forget to mention us The Moland House and use hashtag #themolandhouse •••#nature #buckscounty #buckscountyhistory #explore Our tree has fragrant white flowers with yellow centers and is currently in bloom. ✨ ...

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