.MG0123 Folder 30 Prints. Two images of the railroad station at North Queen Street, Lancaster. Circa 1840s and circa 1900. Transferred from Document Collection Box 26, Folder 3, Items 1A and 1B, 8 November 2023 (2 items, 4 pages to scan) �230 North President Avenue • Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17603-3125

County, Pennsylvania. 34Worner, William F., "The Race Riots", 182-187; and Ellis and Evans, A History of Lancaster County, 574. For an example of writings about splits in other black communities see Litwack, North of Slavery, 151-186, 247-279; August Meier, "Negro Class Struc- ture and Idealogy in the

successful, both economically and socially. In relating events leading to the building of these two churches, a history of the Gap Nickel Mines must be given. The Gap Nickel Mines, located thirteen miles east of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, in Bart Township, date back as early as 1718. 1 William Penn, because of