 |
The Henkel House |
The Zapp-Von Rosenberg House |
The Scherrer House |
The Weaver's House |
Schuhmann House |
Muckleroy House |
Mary Phelp's House |
Polasek Cabin |
The Apothecary |
Palmer Barn |
Haw Creek Church
The Henkel House (1852)
This
was the home of Round Top’s first Mayor, Edward Henkel, who was
a Hamburg College graduate, founder of the town’s first Lutheran
church and its first Justice of the Peace. He and his wife settled
here in 1846. Mr. Henkel was owner of Henkel Store, the town’s
general store. This home today stands in its original location.
|
