Coatesville Remembers September 11th
The steel museum holds its annual commemorative service on September 11, marking 25 years since the 2001 World Trade Center attack. Coatesville's Lukens mill rolled steel used in the towers, which is why the town keeps the date.
More at National Iron & Steel Heritage Museum
Guided walking tour of the Lukens Historic District
A guide walks you through the ironmaster houses and mill buildings of the Lukens National Historic District. Tours leave at ten, twelve thirty and two thirty, fifteen to twenty five dollars.
Guided walking tour of the Lukens Historic District
A guide walks you through the ironmaster houses and mill buildings of the Lukens National Historic District. Tours leave at ten, twelve thirty and two thirty, fifteen to twenty five dollars.
Guided walking tour of the Lukens Historic District
A guide walks you through the ironmaster houses and mill buildings of the Lukens National Historic District. Tours leave at ten, twelve thirty and two thirty, fifteen to twenty five dollars.
Around the same time
Gay Street Open-Air Market
Labor Day, and the street stays closed. Four blocks of Gay Street without cars, restaurant tables out in the road, and the shops on either side open for the holiday.
Last Day of Daily Mini Golf at Alverthorpe Park
The mini golf course at Alverthorpe Park runs every day through Labor Day, then drops to weekends only for the rest of September. This is the last everyday round of the year.
Festival of Fountains at Longwood Gardens
The fountain season runs to the end of September, and the gardens stay open on Labor Day Monday when most of Chester County is closed. Closed Tuesdays. Timed tickets sell out on holiday weekends.
