Brandywine Mansion (circa mid-1700's) Located Along South 1st Avenue, 610-384-9282, The oldest building in the Lukens National Historic District, Brandywine Mansion was the former home of Rebecca Lukens. She was the United States' first woman industrialist who actively ran the Brandywine Iron Works & Nail Factory, the oldest, continuously operated steel mill in North America which is now known as Lukens Steel Company. more...

Graystone Mansion (The Abram Huston House) (circa 1889) South 1st Avenue, Coatesville, PA 19320, Located in the Lukens National Historic District, 610-384-9282, An architectural treasure, this Tudor Gothic/Queen Anne-style home was the residence of Abram Huston, who became president of Lukens Iron and Steel Company after his father, Dr. Charles Huston, in 1897. more...

Terracina (circa 1851) South 1st Avenue, Coatesville, PA 19320, Located in the Lukens National Historic District, 610-384-9282, The Country Gothic-style Terracina was built by Rebecca Lukens for her daughter Isabella Lukens Huston and son-in-law, Dr. Charles Huston. This restored home would remain in the Huston family until 1985. more...

Stargazers Vineyard and Winery 1024 Wheatland Drive, Coatesville, PA 19320, 10 Miles North of Longwood Garden & Kennett Square, 610-486-0422, Featuring 9,500 vinfera vines, the Vineyard is situated north of Unionville on a hill above the Brandywine Creek "near the "Stargazers Stone," which marks the location of the observatory Mason and Dixon used in surveying the border between Pennsylvania and Maryland." more...