The Kitchen features a fireplace and the utensils of the day. The Living Room furnishings exhibit fine 18th century craftsmanship. The Bedrooms are upstairs and above them the attic, where a tiny handprint pressed into the old plaster may have belonged to one of Jacob's four daughters. The house is representative of life in Emmaus 200 years ago. It's charming, and a Tour is fun and educational.
Groups are welcome, as well as individuals and families.
There are no formal School Programs. However, Museum staff will work with children and teachers to make a visit something special. Some groups have participated in an archaeological dig on the property, while others have assisted in making a house video tour. FREE, including groups. North to Quakertown exit.