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Inside the Mennonite Information Center in Lancaster, visitors can view the replicated tabernacle, made to resemble the one the Bible says Moses brought from the mountain. Amish information exhibits are also on-site. Tours and biblical tabernacle reproductions are held one the hour from 9am to 4pm between April 1 to October 31, and three times a day from November 1 until March 31 at 10am, 12pm and 2pm. The center is open Monday to Saturday.
Address: 2209 Millstream Rd. Lancaster PA USA 17602
 1 717 299-0954
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Not only is the Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church important structurally, as is was built in 1879, but it is also socially significant. This location was part of the Underground Railroad and helped numerous slaves escape into the free community of Lancaster. Tours of the church are available Tuesday through Friday from 10am to 6pm.
Address: 450-512 E. Strawberry St. Lancaster PA USA 17602
 Send an Email 1 717 393-8379
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Originating a half-century before the Declaration of Independence, this impressive church is the oldest of its kind in Lancaster and one of the oldest in Pennsylvania. Visitors are warmly welcomed.
Address: 31 S. Duke St. Lancaster PA USA 17602
1 717 397-2734
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