The 1803 House in Emmaus, PA, is a historic stone house located on the National Register of Historic Places, just a few blocks from Main Street and close to the heart of the community. Donated to the borough in 1975 by Robert Rodale, it now operates as a museum offering tours by appointment, focusing on the early years of the Emmaus community. Managed by The Friends of the 1803 House, this federal-style home stands as a testament to the preservation of local history despite its proximity to rumbling freight trains. Visitors can explore this well-preserved piece of Emmaus's past and learn about its significance in the town's heritage. Generated from their available business information