The serene Brandywine Valley was transformed on September 11, 1777, into the battleground for the largest land conflict of the American Revolution. Over 30,000 troops clashed in a fierce fight, marking the Continental Army's first major engagement against the British. Amidst the chaos, a young Lafayette emerged as a hero, showcasing remarkable bravery that would forge his legacy in American history.

Longwood Gardens is more than a stunning display of nature; it embodies a vision of precision and passion by Pierre S. du Pont. Beneath its beauty lies an intricate underground control room that powers its mesmerizing fountains, blending art with engineering. On a private tour, discover how du Pont's innovations in lighting, acoustics, and horticulture transformed this garden into a living masterpiece, showcasing the brilliance behind its beauty.