There are so many things to do and see in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The area is rich in history. The city itself was founded in 1733 being one of the oldest "inland" cities in the U.S. Revolutionary and Civil war era homes and plantations are here to explore.
One of the historical sites that should be on your list to discover is
President James Buchanan's Wheatland. This stately residence was the home to our nations 15th President. You can explore the rooms, stairwells, and hear the stories where secrets and details of his political and personal life intersect. Your guide, dressed in period clothing bring history to life as you walk through Wheatland.
You can discover the library where Buchanan wrote his inaugural address and presidential memoirs. Hear of his engagement to Ann Coleman, her sudden death and his vow to never marry. See the lush grounds and frog pond that brought Buchanan clarity in times of turmoil. Learn about his attempt to unify a nation divided over slavery and states' rights.
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