Herr 1852 Homestead

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1756 Nissley Rd

Landisville, PA 17538

+1 (717) 898-8822

http://herrhomestead.org

The 1852 Herr Family Homestead in Landisville, PA, offers a captivating glimpse into 19th century life on a traditional Lancaster County farm. Visitors are welcome to explore the picturesque grounds and discover the rich history and customs of Pennsylvania Germans in the region.

This authentic homestead features various buildings and exhibits that reflect the heritage of the Herr Family, including significant structures like the barn and tobacco shed. The site serves as an engaging cultural resource, inviting guests to stroll its tree-lined lanes and immerse themselves in the farming traditions of the past.

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