Free Virtual Tour of Aldie Mansion's Gardens Now Available

Take a leisurely stroll through historic Aldie Mansion's gardens in this 6-minute virtual tour! Heritage Conservancy protects Aldie Mansion for the benefit of your community, and while the organization can't provide in-person tours, it can share the mansion with you here.

Aldie Mansion was originally the home of William and Martha Mercer. The mansion is an extension of the Mercer family legacy within Doylestown and Bucks County. Henry Mercer of Fonthill Castle, Moravian Pottery and Tile Works, and the Mercer Museum, was the older brother of William Mercer. William was a talented sculptor, and much of his concrete artwork can be seen throughout Aldie Mansion, including around its grounds. This video highlights some of those concrete sculptures and architectural features along with the idyllic gardens of the mansion.

To watch the video, click HERE to be redirected to Heritage Conservancy's YouTube channel.

About Heritage Conservancy
Heritage Conservancy's mission is to preserve and protect our natural and historic heritage. The organization has facilitated the preservation of over 15,000 acres of land, and it has produced over 40 successful nominations for historic districts and individual properties in this area to the National Register of Historic Places, including Doylestown Historic District. Based in Doylestown, PA, Heritage Conservancy is committed to being the region's premier, nationally accredited conservator. The Conservancy is a community-based organization dedicated to the preservation and protection of significant open spaces, natural resources, and our historic heritage. A champion of conservation best practices, Heritage Conservancy believes that everyone is responsible for stewardship and seeks to enlighten, engage, and empower others to help achieve this mutual vision. Click HERE to learn more.

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