49 North Duke Street Lancaster, PA
This important colonial townhouse was built ca. 1765 by the German Reformed Church, today's First Reformed UCC Church.
The building was the church parsonage. It provided a home for the pastor and his family. It was a double structure. An adjoining southern half of the building was the church’s school, but it is now demolished.
Georgian details of this building include a stone-and-brick water table, and a brick belt course. There are segmental arches and a modillioned cornice. The pedimented entry with pilasters is not original.