French Azilum

Category: Historical place

Address: T458, Wyalusing, PA 18853, USA

Reviews

Brigid Cahalan

Sep 9, 2022

This was the largest of many sites in the US where members of the French aristocracy took refuge after the French Revolution. About 50 noble families lived there from 1793 until they were pardoned by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1803. Located on a scenic area neat Towanda, PA, the few remaining buildings and Visitors Center do give a sense of the important piece of history that transpired here. We attended a tea here that included a tour of the home of one of the developers of the community. A highlight was the two "queens" who led the tour and served the tea, Marie Antoinette and Charlotte of Mecklenburg!

Cory Chagrin

Aug 8, 2021

Very interesting, the workers are very informative, definitely worth going to check out for all ages

pops wrench

Oct 5, 2020

Nice trip . We had perfect fall day. .not much left to see as maintenance isn't good and still nice for a day trip

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When is this open for visitors?

Susan W. | Oct 11, 2019
Dan Hagerman | Oct 11, 2019

Visit website and or call them ..

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