flock. This was about 1883-4. In August of the latter year they toured together for nearly 500 miles. One of the middle period bicycle clubs in Lancaster started its career in May, 1893. It became, for that time, a large and in- fluential organization in the Red Rose community. Among some of its members

Centre or Penn Square, as recorded in history. It is not necessary to repeat a narrative of those established events and conferences between red men and white settlers. Thousands of arrow-heads and stone implements were lost where now the Red Rose municipality occupies former Indian habitations, by its

- Title: Lancaster magazine clubs of the nineties / by D. B. Landis. Primary Material: Book Subject(s): Periodicals. Literature--Societies, etc.--Pennsylvania--Lancaster. Clubs--Pennsylvania--Lancaster--History. Publisher: Lancaster, Pa. : Lancaster County Historical Society, 1930 Description: [193]-199 p

, page 24 of the proceed- ings of The Lancaster County Historical Society, refers to the Conestoga as "the one river of our county" — apparently ignoring the Susquehanna as another river in Lancaster county at its bor- �ders. The western lines of this stream's shores skirt the eastern map of York county

manor born, revere and enjoy the memo- ries of our wholesome past. We are likewise glad to have our outside friends join with us, whether coming from the west, New England or old England (as when the Mayor of the British Red Rose city visited us several years ago in Lancaster), and elsewhere from