Ludwig Derr established a trading post near the West Branch Susquehanna River

Federal-style home built for Daniel Smith, later became the Packwood House Museum

One of the earliest schoolhouses in Union County

Originally founded as the University at Lewisburg

Important stop on the Underground Railroad

Historic Lutheran church with significant community influence

Greek Revival style church established in the community

Greek Revival courthouse serving as the center of county government

Gothic Revival church with notable stained glass windows

Historic Greek Revival building originally built as a private residence

Elegant Italianate mansion built for Eli Slifer, Pennsylvania's Secretary of the Commonwealth during the Civil War. The house features distinctive architectural elements and played a role in the Underground Railroad.

Gothic Revival Catholic church serving the Lewisburg community

Italianate style commercial building representing Lewisburg's banking heritage

One of the first volunteer fire companies in the region

Historic iron truss bridge connecting to Pennsylvania Railroad

Historic library funded by Andrew Carnegie

Memorial park dedicated to Union County veterans of World War I

Historic high school building representing public education development

Art Deco federal building that served as Lewisburg's main post office