TOP 30 Pennsylvania regional history in Boyertown, Pennsylvania

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The Yellow House Hotel, located in Douglassville, Pennsylvania, offers a charming and comfortable retreat surrounded by the picturesque farmlands of Berks County. Originally built in 1801 as a stagecoach stop and country store, the hotel has transformed into a renowned restaurant and lodging establishment known for its delicious cuisine and inviting atmosphere. With five cozy bedrooms for overnight stays and three distinct dining rooms plus a pub/tavern area, the Yellow House Hotel provides a memorable dining experience for guests. The hotel's rich history and influence on the local area can be seen in the nearby hamlet of Yellow House, which bears its name.

The Eastern Berks Gateway Railroad is a community-centered, economic development enterprise located at 100 South Chestnut Street in Boyertown, Pennsylvania. Our goal is to provide a service-driven approach that keeps businesses competitive, attracts new customers, and reduces freight on the highway by utilizing rail transportation. We offer on-demand, 24-7, 365-day operation to meet your needs, along with development services such as pre-planning assistance and access to funding. As a handling carrier line for Norfolk Southern, we serve two terminals in Pottstown and Boyertown, linking Montgomery and Berks Counties. Our fully-insured, professionally-operated railroad is a subsidiary of the non-profit Colebrookdale Railroad Preservation Trust, dedicated to restoring and developing the Civil War-era Colebrookdale Railroad for freight and heritage tourism. Partnering with local authorities and organizations, we provide leasable industrial and commercial sites with rail and highway access, as well as developable parcels to suit your business needs.