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In 2010, LCSWMA completed renovations to the Rieber House, a historic farmhouse located on Frey Farm Landfill site. The Rieber House, first constructed in 1772, possesses both architectural and historical meaning in Lancaster County, as well as played a significant role in the founding of the United Brethren Church in Pennsylvania. With over $350,000 invested in the renovation, the Rieber House is now used as a welcome center for visitors, as well as a meeting space for public gatherings and as an architectural exhibit to carry on the Rieber Family story.

The Historic Preservation Trust of Lancaster County presented their 2011 C. Emlen Urban Award for Preservation to LCSWMA for the restoration and renovation of the Rieber House. This award specifically recognizes work that preserves historically significant buildings and places throughout Lancaster County.

For more information or to schedule use of the
Rieber House Welcome Center, contact:
Kelly Ramsden-Herr
(717) 397-9968
kherr@lcswma.org