Mill Grove, Audubon Wildlife Sanctuary

Mill Grove is the only true Audubon home still standing in America. Situated on a steep slope overlooking the Perkiomen Creek, the elegant farmhouse named Mill Grove was built by James Morgan in 1762. Famous artist and naturalist John James Audubon lived in this home in the 1800's. Now a museum, the house displays a number of Audubon's paintings, drawings and taxidermy specimens. The grounds are now a wildlife sanctuary and visitors can hike the many trails that wind through the grounds.

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