tons of bar iron. Penn Iron Company The rolling mill of Penn Iron Co. occupied the vacant buildings of the Norris Brothers' Lancaster Locomotive Works, in the square bounded by Fulton, North Plum and East Chestnut streets, and the Pennsylvania Railroad, in Lancaster. This rolling mill began as the

Hoops, of Lancaster, only six days after he purchased it.32 Hoops, in turn, held the property only until the following June 2 when he sold it to "Four Gentlemen from Newcastle," George Monroe, Samuel Patterson, John McCallmont and John Malcolm. 33 (Question: Were these men the John McCallmont & Company

of guidance. (6) Adam Diller, who had captained a company of militia, marching in the same regiment as had James Buchanan, to the defense of Baltimore, in 1814, lived in Lancaster, and had served as sheriff of the county from 1828 through 1830. It is unlikely that the one-hundred-and-twenty-foot

another example of exemplary citizenship. In making such a wealth of information about its community known to their fellow citizens, the League members are making a vital contribution to making Lancaster even a better place to live. The League contends, and I agree, that the basis of political action must

the above note told me little. My continuing curiosity sent me to the Lancaster Library where I found Wallace Nutting's "Clock Book" and Eckhardt's "Pennsylvania Clocks and Clockmakers." The former told me little that I did not already know but the latter had the following entry — "Godschalk, Jacob