Between Second Street and Front Street on Chestnut Street:

~ Henry Bartsher's Hotel

At corner West of Second Street on Chestnut Street:

~ The United Church of Christ, also known as the First Reformed Church was begun by Pennsylvania Germans and Scotch-Irish settlers. A congregation was formed in Sunbury as early as 1776 and in 1784 they received their corporate seal. During that same year a route was organized for a traveling preacher Reverend Jonathan Rahauser, to journey from town to town providing his services, making periodic stops in Sunbury. During these early years the Reformed congregation met in the log school house

on Whortleberry Street. In 1793 they joined with the Presbyterians to build a log church on the corner of River and Blackberry Streets and this building continued to be used for nearly fifty years. In 1840 a special act of the Pennsylvania Assembly granted the Presbyterians the right to rebuild and so half of the building was sold to the Reformed Church for $400. Once the Presbyterians left, the Reformed Church decided to rebuild as well and in 1847 a new brick church was erected.