Peter Wentz Homestead

The Peter Wentz Farmstead is a historic Pennsylvania German farm located in Worcester Township, Montgomery County, dating back to 1744. This Georgian-style farmhouse, built in 1758, features a unique architectural design and has been continuously farmed for centuries. It served as a headquarters for George Washington during the Revolutionary War, particularly before and after the Battle of Germantown. Visitors can explore the main house, reconstructed outbuildings, and a visitor center, while learning about the farm's rich history and its significance in American heritage. The site is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and offers a glimpse into early American agricultural life.