It’s hard to imagine that before 1980 this beautiful campus was a humble cornfield and pasture. The contrasts between then and now are numerous.
This section tells about Pennswood’s heritage.
Our Home Place: History, Land, Buildings, Culture, and Features
Blind Sculptor Creates Flowers
Resident Weezie Wentzel became blind at the age of _____, but that never diminished her art or her passion …
Pennswood’s NEW Peace Pole (May, 2024)
Opposite the main entrance to our Community Center our new peace pole proclaims in 16 world languages, “May Peace Prevail …
Folklore Tales by Edgar Stromberg
Written in March 2005, this play was first performed as part of Pennswood’s 25th Anniversary. It was funny then and …
Nancy Spears and Evan Stone
The development of the Pennswood Meadow was a pioneering example of enlightened problem solving. Nancy Spears and Evan Stone guided …
Pennswood – A Family Affair
by Leslie Wendel DO YOU KNOW OF SPECIAL OR LONG-TIME RELATIONSHIPS HERE AT PENNSWOOD? Help us update the list of …
Audland Building
AUDLAND – A Light Within Every Person Pennswood’s “A” Building Quakers believe there is “that of Light/God/Love/Truth within each person …
