An Exhibition of original works by Black artists responding to the story of James Knapp.

This talk and musical program will feature music from William James Knapp's extensive personal collection of sheet music he acquired between 1865 to 1885, which includes popular, classical, and parlor music from the Gilded Age.

An evening by the glow of jack-o’-lantern light with food and beverage tastings from circa 1827—the year of Cherry Hill’s infamous murder. A collaboration with Siena Beverage Institute.

TOUR DATES: October 9-11, 15-18, and 22-25

Guests will meet the historical players, walk in the footsteps of a murderer, and revel in harrowing--and historical--titillation. Along the way, learn about slavery, class, and women's rights.

This community event will feature pumpkin painting for all ages, a participatory pumpkin carving demo, pumpkin ice cream, tours of the historic house, and the winners of the Cherry Hill…