HOURS & ADMISSION
Nestled into the banks of the Delaware River in historic Bristol Borough, The Margaret R. Grundy Memorial Museum was home to the Grundy family whose ancestors were among the first European settlers in Bucks County. The Grundy Museum allows a visit to the world of this wealthy late Victorian-era family. This world is interpreted through the furnishings and objects in the home, most of which were owned and used by the Grundy Family.
MUSEUM HOURS & ADMISSION:
Please check our booking webpage House Tour for specific schedules. Free tours are available from Tuesday through Sunday. We also have evening schedule on Wednesday.
If you have any questions call 215-788-9432. Please leave your contact information and we will return your call as soon as possible.
Click here for campus grounds park hours and usage.
Restroom
Restrooms are available.
Accessibility
The Grundy Museum is partially accessible. The first floor of the museum is accessible to most mobility devices. Due to the width of some doorways on the first floor, if a mobility device is wider than 24 inches, alternate routes may be suggested to move between rooms. The second floor of the house is not ADA accessible. Visitors must be able to negotiate a flight of stairs to complete the tour of the house. There are 15 steps to the second floor. ADA accessible restrooms are available in the Coach House next door to the museum. For questions about access, please call 215-788-9432 or email us at info@grundymuseum.org.
The Margaret R. Grundy Memorial Library has an elevator and ramps to the exterior.
