Williamson Park Station on the Lancaster—Rocky Springs line, built by J. G. Brill Co. Double track line and siding. 20. Work car #12 and trailer completing job of removing overhead trolley wire on Elizabethtown—Lancaster line, at the corner President Ave. and Marietta Ave. at the junction with the Marietta

Stedman, Charles Steinert, Christian Steinman, Charles Steinman, Frederick Steinman, George Steinman, John F. Stevens, R. S. Stevenson, George Stone, John Stoneman, Tobias Stones, John Stuart, Robert Swan, John G. Swain, R. Swentzel, H. Y. Swift, Joseph �230 North President Avenue • Lancaster

held in London. He earned a place on the U.S. track team and won a gold medal in the 400-meter relay. He also received silver medals in the 100-meter dash and 200-meter dash. After the Olympics, Ewell returned to Lancaster. He and his wife, Duella, raised their family on Rockland Street in Lancaster

Patents Patent issued to Elmer Ellsworth Snyder for brakes. No. 390316. With diagram and specifications. 2 October 1888. Patent issued to Charles Victor Rote for car brakes. No. 406958. With diagrams and specifications. 16 July 1889. Folder 27 Lancaster Country Club Receipts for quarterly dues payments