Tulpehocken Manor Plantation

Tulpehocken Manor Plantation, located near Myerstown, Pennsylvania, is a historic site recognized for its connection to the German Palatine emigration and George Washington. Built in the 18th century by Christopher Ley, the plantation served as a retreat for Washington during his military campaigns. The property features a Georgian-style mansion that was later remodeled into a Victorian manor, alongside several outbuildings and historical structures. Today, it is the headquarters for the Hanover Rifle Battalion, a group of Revolutionary War reenactors, making it a fascinating destination for history enthusiasts and tourists alike.