Church Street Gallery #1

Built by Charles Kremer, a saddler. He was the son-in-law of Dr. Benjamin Vierling. The house reflects some alterations dating back to sometime after 1873.
Current Use:
Offices for the Moravian Church.

Built for Dr. Nathaniel Siewers and his wife Eleanor de Schweinitz Siewers. This home was designed by a New York architect and features limestone walls, a slate roof and stained glass windows.
Current Use:
Offices for the Moravian Church.

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This building was constructed to replace the 1794 Boy's School located on the corner of Academy Street and Main Street.
Current Use:
Offices for the Moravian Church. Also, the rehearsal hall for the Salem Concert Band is located on the second floor.

Built for Charles Abraham Steiner who was a chairmaker. The house has two separate entrances, one for the living quarters and one for the shop. The house contains an 1874 kitchen addition.
Current Use:
Home Moravian Church Parsonage.

Built to house the pastor of the Salem Congregation. This house was the home of three Bishop's of the Church; Bishop William Henry Van Vleck, Bishop George F. Bahnson and Bishop Edward E. Rondthaler
Current Use:
Used by Home Moravian Church
for classrooms and meetings.