Worsell Manor has an incredible history and a new life thanks to the loving restoration by its current owners. The estate was granted in 1683 and was a favored stopping ground for George Washington who enjoyed the parties thrown at this elegant and intimate property still nestled in natural woodlands and ag preserved lands.

Historic mansion, river vistas and forever fields, the world of Brittland personifies an old world luxury elegance in a rural setting. The hilltop setting commands magnificent views of the Chester River. Brittland Manor gives the discerning couple a series of settings and moods to create their distinctive celebration. This secluded mansion has a garden, pool, wildlife pond, 530 riverside acres, and woodside fields. A waterfront cottage perfectly compliments the 530 acre Brittland Manor estate. It offers a rustic riverside setting for ceremony and/or a rehearsal dinner.

The Furnace Town Foundation, Inc. is a private not-for-profit corporation charged with the responsibility of preserving, restoring, and interpreting the twenty-five acres of Furnace Town Historic Site, the 19th-century village of the Nassawango Iron Furnace. They say that love makes the world go-'round, and Furnace Town has been around for a long time! If you're looking for a place that's beautiful, natural, and historic, look no further than Furnace Town Historic Site. Our quaint forest village offers a number of stunning and unique backdrops that are perfect for your special day; including the Nassawango Iron Furnace and the Old Nazareth Church. For your reception, our large outdoor pavilion will fit any party you can plan with plenty of space for tables, food, drinks, and dancing! You'll be able to enjoy the natural beauty of our location and the history of it all—email today to book a tour of the best town to tie the knot in!