Discover the lives of early German settlers at Schwenkfelder Library and Heritage Center

PENNSBURG, Pennsylvania (WPVI) -- Visitors can catch a glimpse of life as an early German settler of Eastern Pennsylvania when they visit Schwenkfelder Library and Heritage Center.

Galleries depict their lifestyles at home and at work through relics such as farm tools, chests, and more.

Attached to the building is a 19th-century dairy barn that was recently preserved and moved on-site for guided tours.

Guests can also discover written history within the extensive research library.

To learn more about Schwenkfelder Library and Heritage Center and their hours of operation, visit their website.

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