NOT YOUR TYPICAL OLD HOUSE
Built around 1853 by German immigrant John W. Shoppach, the Shoppach House was the first brick home in Saline County, with bricks made on site. Originally designed in the “dog trot” style, the home was later modified to include enclosed entryways, a kitchen, and dining area as the family’s needs changed. The house remained home to five generations of the Shoppach family and still contains many of their belongings today.
The Shoppach house is preserved by the Saline County Art League, which is a 501c3 non-profit group. If you are interested in helping to preserve the home, you may contact us to make your tax-deductible donation.
BOOK THE SHOPPACH HOUSE FOR A TOUR OR EVENT!
Wanting to come and see the house for yourself? Or maybe you would like to host a get-together or small event like a wedding at the House. Fill out this form with your information, and we will get back to you as soon as we can, approx. within a week.
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