Eastern-Landscape & Historic Places - Updated 2020.3.18

PA-ESF4-2020.9.14#0489.3. The federal style Irwin-Stover Farm home. The first portion built by William Irwin, son of Colonel Arthur Irwin of the revolutionary army. On land deeded to his father by William Penn. He added a Victorian style wing in 1820. In 1846 William Irwin sold the Farm house to Henry Stover a prominent Miller in the area. Henry built the barns and garage buildings in the mid 1850's. Henry's son Jacob then added a second Victorian wing in the 1860's. It remained in the Stover family till 1955 when the John Stover family donated it to the people of Bucks County Pennsylvania.

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PA-ESF4-2020.9.14#0489.3. The federal style Irwin-Stover Farm home. The first portion built by William Irwin, son of Colonel Arthur Irwin of the revolutionary army. On land deeded to his father by William Penn. He added a Victorian style wing in 1820. In 1846 William Irwin sold the Farm house to Henry Stover a prominent Miller in the area. Henry built the barns and garage buildings in the mid 1850's. Henry's son Jacob then added a second Victorian wing in the 1860's. It remained in the Stover family till 1955 when the John Stover family donated it to the people of Bucks County Pennsylvania.