Become a Hayfield House Tour Guide
Are you interested in History?
Do you like sharing information with others?
Then we want you to become a Hayfield House Tour Guide!
As a guide you will:
- Receive training on how to lead tours.
- Get a change to learn more about Hayfield and it's owners the Conynghams.
- Most importantly, you will get a chance to share what you learn with visitors to the house.
Hayfield House Brochure
Hayfield House, the palatial mansion of the late John and
Bertha Robinson Conyngham, along with a 19 car garage
and 50 acres of land, was presented to Penn State by Mr.
and Mrs. Richard I. Robinson of Greenwich, Connecticut.
Richard Robinson was the nephew of Bertha Conyngham
who helped raise him with her sister Mary Robinson
Merkle. Read more about the Hayfield House.
Hayfield Brochure update.pdf
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Hayfield House, the palatial mansion of the late John and
Bertha Robinson Conyngham, along with a 19 car garage
and 50 acres of land, was presented to Penn State by Mr.
and Mrs. Richard I. Robinson of Greenwich, Connecticut.
Richard Robinson was the nephew of Bertha Conyngham
who helped raise him with her sister Mary Robinson
Merkle. Read more about the Hayfield House.
Hayfield Brochure update.pdf
Adobe Acrobat document [801.4 KB]
Currently, we do most of our Hayfield House tours during the Summer Arts Festival, but we want to expand and create additional tours at other times throughout the year. Whether you want to give a
basic tour or dig deep into the past of this historic home, we want you as a Hayfield House Guide!
If you, or someone you know, are interested please contact:
Jonathan Pineno
570-675-9159
jpp245@psu.edu
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