Ever since ancient times, root cellars have provided cultures with the means to store food throughout the seasons.
In Chester County, root cellars have been around since the first settlers made this fertile region their home
—that’s before William Penn established the area in 1682.
Root cellars can range in size from three to four feet square, to large domed spaces suitable for hoarding enough winter provisions for several families.
There are several root cellars located on Pocopson Road, Chadds Ford, PA. This is one of the most colorful!
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