Town Tours and Village Walks - Kennett Square – A Hotbed of Social Reform

Kennett Square earned a lasting reputation as a center of social reform. Since the founding of the Anti-Slavery Movement in 1833, citizens of Kennett have been among its supporters. After the abolition of slavery, many redirected their energies toward women’s suffrage and the temperance movement, continuing the town’s legacy as a hub of progressive change. Address & Parking: Municipal parking garage,120 E Linden Street, Kennett Square. The tour will start on the walkway outside the parking garage.

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