If you're looking for an enlightening and uplifting experience that will inspire you to embrace Peal S. Buck's principles and practice, this tour is for you! Experience the Taking Action Tour for four (4). This tour with interactive dialogue of the Pearl S. Buck House, developed in collaboration with the International Coalition of Sites of Conscience, shares the story of Pearl S. Buck's forward-thinking human rights advocacy for issues that remain relevant today. Pearl S. Buck, winner of the Pulitzer and Nobel Prizes, used her fame to shed light on the rights of marginalized communities including people of color, people with disabilities, women, biracial children, and immigrants. Beyond using her writing to bring attention to these social justice issues, she took action to help those affected.

This tour engages visitors in conversations about subjects important to Ms. Buck. It inspires them to reflect on their own values and to take action to make the world a "good and peaceful place," as Pearl S. Buck said and did.

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Four (4) complimentary admission tickets to a botanical garden with a focus on native plants and ecosystems consisting of over 50 acres of display gardens and over 1000 acres of natural lands. Discover the inspiring beauty of native plants and be transported to an idyllic environment.

To be used on General Admission Days (Wed. - Sunday, April 1, 2020- Feb 3, 2022) 10am to 6pm. to Mt. Cuba Center. The winning bidder will also enjoy the evocative photo-essay book featuring the gardens and landscapes of Mt. Cuba Center. Experience the the native plant gardens, and learn how they're preserving 500+ acres of natural lands in Delaware.

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Carpenters' Company Executive Director Michael Norris will take you and 3 guests on a private tour of one of Philly's most unique and historic landmarks, the site of the First Centennial Congress in 1774. See rare artifacts, furniture and vintage carpentry tolls, plus visit our charming second-floor library, which is closed to the public. Mutually agreeable date. Expires 12/31/21

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You'll delight in an engaging 3 hour Walking Architectural Tour for four (4) with an expert guide. This chronological walking tour starts close to the iconic buildings of the American revolution (Independence Hall, Carpenter's Hall) which saw the birth of the nation and American democracy. Meandering through the picturesque streets and alleyways of the residential neighborhood, known as Society Hill, feels like stepping back in time. Society Hills conserves some of the finest Georgian and Federal houses of the country. The tour ends with contemporary architecture starting with the PFSF: the 1st international style skyscraper built in America and the latest wave of vertiginous buildings such as the Comcast Technology
Center recently built by the celebrated architect Sir Norman Foster.

Walking Tour allows proper social distancing

Approximate distance covered 2.5 miles.
3 hour walking tour
Meeting place :
Washington Square (Fountain by the American Flag pole)
End of Visit : Comcast Technology Center : 1800 Arch St, Philadelphia

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Explore Center City Public Works of Art and Architecture. Your guide, Tish Byrne, will customize the tour according to your interests within Philadelphia. Tish is a well-known Master Guide in the area with a wealth of information about her hometown. She is well-versed in history, art, culture and architecture and fascinating little known facts. Guaranteed to be fun, informative and lively!

Up to 8 guests, 3 hour tour, children are welcome

Date and time determined by mutual availability. Mask and social distancing guideline required.

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One of the world's best awaits you near Kenneth Square, PA! Tish Byrne, Master Guide, will accompany a small group of up to 6 people in your vehicle for a day trip to Longwood Gardens. You'll hear the history and evolution of these spectacular gardens. She will make sure you don't miss Bonsai, Mediterranean Gardens as well as the Main Conservatory Display Gardens.

Day trip for up to 6 people in your vehicle, date determined by mutual availability. Garden tickets separate.

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