Folder 1 Charter; Constitution and by-laws; committee reports Insert 1 Charter of the association. The act that appointed a committee to oversee the construction of a monument in honor of Soldiers and Sailors who were from Lancaster County who died in the Civil War. 1871. Insert 2 Draft of constitution

contains documents related to Mary Kilhefner, a resident of East Cocalico Township. The majority of these documents are financial in nature. A passbook records transactions in an early savings account. A decade of school tax receipts track tax rates in East Cocalico Township. As a stockholder in Lancaster

conventions, pro-temperance booklets and newspapers (Moral Reformer and American Reformer), and miscellaneous addresses and articles. Of special interest is a booklet “Operation Interview” in which 36 prominent Lancastrians comment on the question, “Is social drinking necessary for success?”, and a newspaper

in Rush v. Geist, et. al. Orders restitution of several properties and sums to the estate of Harriet G. Rush. Further orders estate to be divided and distributed in accordance with terms of will, despite dissolution of trusts established for this purpose upon death of Rush’s daughter, Helen D. Miler

#248). RG 08-12. Folder 11 Minutes of the Directors of the Poor and House of Employment. Vol. II, 1826-1856. (on Microfilm #248). RG 08-12. Folder 11a Minutes of the Directors of the Poor and House of Employment. Vol. III, 1856-1866. (on Microfilm #248). RG 08-12. Folder 12 Newspaper clipping. Picture

according to professional museum and archives standards. The collection was cataloged using DACS conventions. Folder 1 Scrapbook of Mathias Zahm, 1800-1833. Contains newspaper clippings and journal entries, mostly in German. Gift of Frank Sener, 1931, Accession #3233. Originally cataloged in the Library

Survivors’ Club collection contains dinner banquet programs for the Survivors’ Club annual dinner held in February of each year between 1871 and 1914. While the club met between 1868 and 1921, this collection only includes banquet programs from 1871 and 1914, with years missing. Each program includes the

, manager. (2 copies) 1949. Yonnie’s Pennsylvania Dutch Week Ends and Favorite Foods. Shows daily fare and specials for each day of the week, in English and German. Days of the week are indicated as wash day, ironing day, etc. Information about the “Plain People” and “High Spots of All-Expense Tour.” Paul L

Content Note: The Stevens House Hotel Records include items from the Stevens House Hotel in Lancaster, PA. The hotel was considered one of the most elegant outside of Philadelphia. Two scrapbooks contain board meeting minutes, as well as menus and programs for events that took place at the hotel. The