A group of Lancaster men gather on the frozen waters of the Conestoga Creek at Engleside for a challenging game of curling. Identified from left of the boy with the sled are John Frank, Alfons Ranzinger, Joseph Stoeckl, Michael Brett, Joseph Liebl, Joseph Meier, Conrad Liebl, Louie Edtmiller.
Aerial view of Gunzenhauser Bakery at the corner of North Prince and Clay Streets. Lower photo shows portion of horse barns where bakery wagons were housed.
Milk delivery wagons, horses and drivers used for daily home delivery for Sanitary Dairy Milk Company line up at 572 North Queen Street. This dairy later became Pensupreme Dairy.
Purity Ice Cream delivery trucks used to deliver ice cream to grocery stores and Lancaster soda fountains. Loading platform at 572 North Queen Street now site of YMCA.
Home deliveries in 1923 were made by J. Paul Bowman, left, and John Eberly from a wagon drawn by "Charlie", shown at Lancaster Sanitary Dairy, later Penn Dairies, plant at Prince and Frederick Streets where the YMCA now stands.
