Located in Pennsylvania’s southeastern tier, Southern Chester County is a semi-rural and major mushroom producing region. It is home to Kennett Square, the mushroom capital of the world and Lincoln University, United States' first degree-granting historically black University.

It is bordered on the South by Maryland and Delaware, and other towns in Southern Chester County include Toughkenamon, Avondale, Landenberg, and West Grove.

Southern Chester County’s Brandywine Valley is nestled amidst the rolling hills. It is home to Longwood Gardens, Winterthur, Brandywine River Museum, Hagley Museums, nemours mansions and many more. The valley also has numbers of restaurants which serve fresh farm-to-table cuisine and locally made wines. Brandywine Valley is the place where the paper was milled for the Declaration of Independence and America's first currency, the duPonts made their fortunes, built their mansions, and where three generations of Wyeths have lived and painted the landscapes and people of Chadds Ford.

Southern Chester County is known for its rural atmosphere, historical museums, magnificent mansions, diverse communities and thriving businesses.  Rich in history and culture, the Chester County offers a variety of activities for the entire family. Stroll around the rolling hills and charming villages. Check out Brandywine River Museum to see an extensive collection of works by the internationally acclaimed Wyeth family-grandfather N.C., father Andrew and son Jamie. Browse the timeless art, historic mansions and beautifully-restored gardens.

Whether you are a resident or a visitor, Southern Chester County has something special to offer to everyone.