James Buchanan, the 15th president of the United States, spent much of his adult life in Lancaster – including the last 20 years at Wheatland.

James Buchanan, wearing a top hat and cape-style overcoat, walks against the cold in front of his Wheatland mansion in Lancaster. His white-haired head is bent, and he wears a dejected expression ...

lancaster’s only president james buchanan. >> what better place to spend president’s day than here at wheatland home of the 15th president. >> when he got into eth train, this was hanging in ...

Clues about Wheatland’s landscaping come from artifacts like a color lithographic print published by Edwin Clark, drawn by J.F. Reigart and now part of the collections at LancasterHistory.

James Buchanan, the 15th president of the United States, spent much of his adult life in Lancaster – including the last 20 years at Wheatland. We went to LancasterHistory to learn more about the ...

It is Sunday, June 28, 1863. A Confederate army, burning its way north, is 11 miles from Wheatland, the Lancaster County country home of James Buchanan, former president of the United States.

T wo weeks ago I visited Wheatland, the stately home of James Buchanan (1791–1868), our 15th president. It’s in lovely, historic, immensely livable Lancaster in Pennsylvania. Buchanan isn’t ...

Pennsylvania's only president, James Buchanan, is also considered by most historians to be one of our worst. Why? The story is told at Wheatland, his Lancaster home.

LANCASTER, Pa. — After a one-year, virtual hiatus brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, Yuletide at Wheatland will return with in-person tours of President James Buchanan's home on the outskirts ...

James Buchanan was at Wheatland, his Lancaster, Pa., estate, when he was notified he’d been elected president in 1856. It’s a gorgeous home, with one very special amenity, which Wheatland’s ...