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The Fasig House has a colorful history all of its own, and is a replica of a German open pen home that was taken apart log by log on S. Charlotte St. and reconstructed on E. High St. by all volunteer labor. Visitors can enjoy an in – person tour with a knowledgeable tour guide, who will lead visitors through the first floor to find various artifacts that date from the late 1700s to the late 1800s, diving into the life, work and culture of early German settlers in Manheim. Also, on the same site is the Keath House, an early Colonial - Era German log cabin believed to be one of the oldest in Manheim. The Keath House is truly a gem of the historical society. To preserve this house, it was moved intact to its current location. Tours are held from April to October on the 1st Thursday 5 - 9 pm and the 3rd Sunday 1-4 pm each month. Yuletide tours are on the First Weekend in December. Free tours. All others please call 717-665-7989 for arrangements.

The Harry B. Shearer Heritage center is the pillar of operations for the historical society. Honored after one of the founding members of the society, the heritage center gives members in the public, the opportunity to explore Manheim's past. Documents, pictures, deeds, newspaper, clippings, atlases, artifacts, and much more can be found here with the knowledgeable staff ready to assist in your research and exploring the past.