Millionaire's Row Historic District

The residential area contains 263 buildings spread across 100 acres, displaying late Victorian architecture with mansions, churches, and gardens along tree-lined streets.

During the lumber industry peak in the 1800s, Williamsport recorded the highest concentration of millionaires per capita in the United States, leading to mansion construction.

The Trinity Church, First Church of Christ-Scientist, and Covenant Central Presbyterian Church demonstrate the religious importance within this neighborhood through their architectural elements.

Visitors can obtain walking tour maps to explore the Victorian mansions, the Way's Garden from 1913, and numerous architectural landmarks in the district.

The Peter Herdic House and Rowley House Museum, built in 1888, represent the finest examples of Victorian residential architecture in Pennsylvania.

Location: Williamsport

GPS coordinates: 41.23889,-77.01639

Latest update: March 9, 2025 15:24