Sehner Ellicott von Hess House

The Sehner Ellicott von Hess House is acclaimed for being the home of Andrew Ellicott. It was likewise the base where Meriwether Lewis examined studying in planning for the Lewis and Clark Expedition into the domains toward the west of Lancaster, and thusly is a position of incredible recorded importance in the Lancaster district.

The house worked by Gottlieb Sehner, a German planner, has been affectionately reestablished and protected so as to teach guests on the memorable and social foundation of the zone. There are voyages through the property accessible through the Historic Society for the individuals who need to dig into this history firsthand.