A historic residence in Easton that documents the architectural traditions of 19th-century Pennsylvania domestic building.
At a glance
The William Jacob Heller House stands as a notable example of historic domestic architecture in Easton, Pennsylvania. Its inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places recognizes its architectural and cultural value to the region.
History
The house was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1982, marking official recognition of its historical significance within Northampton County.
What you see
Detailed architectural information about the house’s style and features is limited in current sources. Visitors are encouraged to consult local historical records for specific design elements and construction details.
Cultural significance
The house represents the residential heritage of 19th-century Pennsylvania and contributes to the architectural character of Easton’s historic district.
Key facts
- Location: Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania, United States
- Coordinates: 40.70388889, -75.20138889
- National Register of Historic Places: Added 1982
Practical information & getting there
The house is located in Easton, a city in Northampton County in eastern Pennsylvania. For visiting hours, access details, and current conditions, contact local Easton tourism or historical societies.
Sources & resources
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