The Greenwald-Herkimer Home was built on 80 acres of land near the intersection of Pardee and Eureka Road, and was used as a farm, producing hay, potatoes, corn, and wheat. Frank and Anna Greenwald and their neighbors constructed the farmhouse out of the finest lumber available. The Greenwalds raised their three daughters in the home and hosted a reunion each Labor Day. Christmas was an especially beautiful time of year in the home, which is accented with Gingerbread-style trim and ornate woodwork. Edna Herkimer, Frank and Anna Greenwald’s daughter, and her husband, Ralph, occupied the home until 1988 when it was moved to Heritage Park and restored to its original state. Presently, Maggie’s Sweet Shoppe and the Luminaria candle shop occupy the historic home.