Discover the History of Providence Hill Farm

Explore the living legacy of Providence Hill Farm, where craftsmanship, skill and history intertwine. Established in 1782 by pioneering Quakers who carved their way through the hills of Southwestern Pennsylvania, Providence Hill Farm stands as a testament to a rich and storied heritage. Rooted deeply in the soil, this historic farm originated as a thriving grain and livestock operation under the stewardship of skilled Quaker pioneers.

The Society of Friends (Quakers), historically valued handcrafted items that were durable and practical, expressing a dedication to simplicity and utility. Proficient in metalworking they created various items such as household utensils, tools, and even architectural elements like hinges and locks. This tradition emphasized skillful workmanship and often favored using locally available materials. Over time, Quaker metalwork has evolved, but its core principles of simplicity and quality craftsmanship remained.

Today, we proudly continue this legacy, preserving the traditions that have shaped the farm for over two centuries.

At Providence Hill Farm, LLC, we invite you to explore a world where craftsmanship meets history. Our offerings include handmade metal signs, meticulously crafted handcrafts, tinsmith and blacksmith items, primitives, dolls, papa jar candles, jelly, butter, and much more. 

While browsing our products and services, experience the charm of our 1863 farmhouse and 1865 barn, both open for tours that not only showcase our dedication to preserving history but also highlight the intrinsic value of farming in Perryopolis. 

Nestled on the former Providence Quaker Settlement, the home of Providence Meeting House since 1789, our farm borders property once owned by none other than George Washington himself.

To engage in a conversation about the farm's history and offerings, or to schedule a tour, we invite you to reach out through our contact form. 

Providence Hill Farm is not just a destination; it's a journey through time and craftsmanship, and we look forward to sharing it with you.