Enjoy all that Lancaster County, PA has to offer
Lancaster County, PA dates back to the 1700’s. In fact, at one point, the city of Lancaster was the largest inland city in America. And it served as the nation’s capital for one day during the war of 1812.
There is a heritage of history and learning throughout the Pennsylvania Dutch Country that has been preserved for us today through numerous historical sites and museums. Have fun exploring!
Historic Rock Ford is the 33 acre estate of Revolutionary War General Edward Hand. It offers guided tours of the circa 1794 Hand Mansion as well as the opportunity to visit the John J. Snyder, Jr. Gallery of Early Lancaster County Decorative Arts located in a re-constructed 18th century barn.
Amish Country Homestead & One-Room School
Only officially designated “Heritage Site” Amish house tour and school.
Walk through an 1805 farmhouse where an Amish family once lived and visit our farm with 300 years of history.
Visit memory lane with Barry's collection of American muscle cars and memorabilia from the 50's - 70's.
Located in his former home and studio, the Demuth Museum preserves the art of Charles Demuth (1883-1935).
The oldest continuously operating theater in America.
Julius Sturgis Pretzel Bakery
Tour America's First Commercial Pretzel Bakery and twist your own pretzel.
Historic, boutique, arts hotel housed in an old tobacco warehouse.
The Lancaster Museum of Art features a variety of community-focused and traveling art exhibitions.
Attractive 200-year-old property in Strasburg's Historical District. Near theatres, shopping, attractions.
Lititz Moravian Church & Museum
45-minute ride to Paradise, PA aboard America's oldest operating railroad.
Columbia Historic Preservation Society
Ephrata Cloister
Historic Lancaster Walking Tour
Lancaster County Historical Society
Lititz Historical Foundation
Nicholas Stoltzfus House
President James Buchanan’s Wheatland
Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania
Robert Fulton Birthplace
Wright’s Ferry Mansion
