Wharton Esherick Studio is where the great artist and craftsman Wharton Esherick worked his magic until his demise in 1970. The studio was his dream, taking around nearly 4 decades to build. The structure is a reflection of his personality, with echoes of German Expressionism in every corner. The studio now functions as a museum showcasing his lifetime's work which includes an impressive collection of paintings, sculptures, antiques, and artifacts.
Philadelphia Distilling is the brainchild of Robert Cassell that was established in the year 2005. This microdistillery produces beverages such as Gin and Vodka. They also provide tours from Thursdays to Sundays and explain the process of making the drinks. You could also enjoy a glass of any of the beverage in the form of creative cocktails.
Set along West Miner Street in West Chester, Everhart Park was established back in 1905. Covering an area of 10.2 acres (4.1 hectares), this lush green park was previously owned by William Everhart. This park is equipped with a basketball court, a children’s playground, a gazebo, grilling stations, a footbridge, a fountain and clean restrooms. Throughout the year, Everhart Park plays host to a variety of events, including the annual Turks Head Music Festival, May Day festivities and Easter egg hunts, further enhancing its appeal as a beloved gathering place for residents and visitors alike.
Merion Botanical Park was opened in 1944 and is home to different variety of birds, plants and flowers. Here, you can enjoy the beautiful landscape as well as the peaceful surroundings.
The St. David's Episcopal Church is a quaint little church built in 1715. Encompassing an area of 1 acre (0.40 hectare), it has been functional ever since its birth. Regular services and religions ceremonies are conducted at the church even today.