Rock Hill Farm

Rock Hill Farm extends across 149.9 acres with twelve buildings, including Greek Revival structures, limestone buildings, and a traditional barn complex.

The property contains multiple farmstead components dating from late 18th century, including the Davis-Chamber farmstead established between 1793 and 1875.

The architectural elements reflect rural Pennsylvania building traditions through features like limestone milk houses, smokehouses, and stone walls from 1790-1820.

The site received National Register of Historic Places designation on July 28, 1999, which ensures preservation of its architectural and historical elements.

Archaeological remains on the property include foundations of an old limestone mill that operated until its dismantling around 1930.

Location: Pennsylvania

Architectural style: Greek Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: 39.75194,-77.86889

Latest update: March 2, 2025 22:32