Built c. 1858 as a family residence, Robert Heysham Sayre constructed the Revival-style mansion in the heart of the Lehigh Valley. As the chief engineer for the Lehigh Valley Railroad he chose a site in close proximity to the smoke and noise of the railroad without care or concern. The mansion is surrounded by two acres enhanced with century old trees.
Location
250 Wyandotte Street
Bethlehem (Northampton), Pennsylvania, 18015, United States