. Peter’s Village, Chester County, Pennsylvania Trivia World War II WWII Related Materials: Processing History: Processed by DW. Finding aid prepared by KK, March-April 2014. This collection has been documented, preserved and managed according to professional museum and archives standards. The collection

, Local 285, March 2009. Custodial History (Provenance): This finding aid is a box list showing folder titles in order to make the collection available to researchers. The documents within the folders have not yet been cataloged at the item level. LancasterHistory replaced the folders with acid-free

sold as the property of John Carr. 22 January 1859. With land draft and when sold to John A. Spenger 26 September 1865. Deed between Eliza M. and James Black and Jacob B. Lichty for house and stores at 133 and 135 E. King Street, Lancaster. 9 February 1876. Deed between James and Eliza M. Black and

. Insert 2 Agreement between Brewery Proprietors and Brewery Workers’ Union No. 206, Lancaster, Pa., of the National Union of the United Brewery Workmen of the United States of America to observe rules in the brewery as detailed in the document. Penciled notations show change in wages. 1908. �

County Woman’s Christian Temperance Union.” 11. Pageant program “75 Years on the Highway to Abstinence.” Contains words to the “Anniversary Song” and a list of pageant characters and episodes. Folder 2 1. “Report of the Pennsylvania State Temperance Union, 1870.” In three parts; history of the reform

, 1727-1879, detail the exchange of property to and from the Gibbons family mostly within Lampeter Township and Upper Leacock Township, Lancaster County. Other family papers, 1799- 1871, include narratives about the Gibbons family, a membership certificate for the Independent Order of Good Templars, and