Lewisburg

The Packwood House Museum was built as a log cabin at the end of the 17th Century. It served as both a hotel and a tavern during the 1800s. 20th Century owners Edith and John Fetherston collected a vast array of early American artifacts, paintings, furniture, glasswork, Pennsylvania German crafts, and Oriental Art. The house is now a museum appreciated for it's architecture and garden, as well as its fascinating collection.

The Slifer House was built during the Civil War and owned by Pennsylvania statesman Eli Slifer, who served as Secretary to the Commonwealth, among other positions.