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Chadds Ford

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Chadds Ford

Town in Birmingham Township (population (1990) 3,100), Delaware County, southeastern Pennsylvania, USA, on Brandywine Creek in the Brandywine Valley, 14 km/9 mi north-northwest of Wilmington, Delaware.

It was originally named Chad's Ford, after a crossing over the Brandywine, and was the scene of a battle (11 September 1777) in which George Washington was defeated by Sir William Howe. The restored site, including Washington's headquarters, is now Brandywine Battlefield Park. The Brandywine River Museum displays works by members of the Wyeth family, notably Andrew Wyeth, who was born here and painted many local subjects.
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When she turns thirteen, she receives an anonymous gift--a membership in the nearby Brandywine River Museum in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania.
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I don't know what changed his mind," says Wyeth, now 56, speaking of Nureyev's decision to pose for the 41 drawings and paintings on display through May 18 in "Capturing Nureyev: James Wyeth Paints the Dancer" at the Brandywine River Museum in Chadds Ford, Pa.
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