1. Wheatland, also known as the James Buchanan House, is a historic site located in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. It served as the residence of the 15th President of the United States, James Buchanan, from 1848 until his passing in 1868. Today, the property operates as a museum, offering visitors insights into President Buchanan's life. The Federal-style Wheatland house is situated on a charming 22-acre estate. Preserved to mirror its appearance during Buchanan's time, the house maintains many original furnishings and decorative elements. Guests can wander through different rooms such as parlors, dining room, library, and Buchanan's personal study. Wheatland holds historical significance as an active political hub during Buchanan's presidency, witnessing crucial decisions and events like the Kansas-Nebraska Act, the Dred Scott Decision, and the secession of Southern states.