Conrad Weiser Homestead exhibit buildings are temporarily closed; however the grounds are open for your enjoyment. Please call (717)787-2723 with questions or concerns.

The Conrad Weiser Homestead is a Pennsylvania state historic site located in Womelsdorf, Berks County, Pennsylvania which interprets the life of Conrad Weiser.

The historic site preserves a portion of the original Weiser Homestead and interprets his life and important work. Conrad Weiser was made a Lieutenant Colonel of the First Battalion of the Pennsylvania Regiment of Foote and oversaw the construction of the Blue Mountain forts. Weiser is best remembered as Pennsylvania’s foremost colonial "peacemaker" and ambassador to Indians during the turbulent mid -18th century. Weiser was influential in the founding of Reading in 1748 and Berks County in 1752. Today, Weiser’s home and gravesite are situated within a 26-acre memorial park designed by the Olmsted Brothers.

Managed by the PA Historic Museum Commission