House in Lancaster, and both structures had many large windows. Simple honesty of design was evidenced in the two structures. All three of these buildings were completed in 1854, which was the time believed to be the height of Sloan's ca- reer as a school architect.9 On May 10, 1852, just 123 years to

house. The brick mansion itself was covered with a vine of English ivy that gave the house a cool appearance on a hot spring day. The back porch was shaded by a large wisteria vine covering almost the entire south and much of the east sides of the porch. Around the two center posts on the back porch

�Sunday News Photo The Huebener House at Lititz close by Moravian Church Square is one of a number of charming 18th century buildings being preserved in that historic com- munity of Lancaster County. NOT FOR RAZING! Realtors and proponents of modernity would do well to avoid calling on Mr. and Mrs

$70,000 to the purchase fund.) From this prototype have sprung, mostly within the past three or four decades, the hundreds of "historic house museums" that now dot the land. The restored house under the care of a voluntary local association Rock Ford as it appeared in the mid-1880's. Notice the porches

Content Note: The Watt & Shand Collection contains materials related to the Watt & Shand Department Store in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Series 1 includes employee handbooks, a job description, a beauty salon price list, bridal registry information, history of the store, a Christmas catalog, a Historic

foundation of a round-house on the Pennsylvania Railroad, near Columbia, Pa. They came across the skeleton of a human body which had been buried a long time. Buried with the remains were an old French flint-lock musket with brass mountings; a tinder box; an iron tomahawk; a knife blade; twenty or more opaque

St. Mary's Church Lancaster, Pa. 1785 - 1877 Edgar A. Musser FOREWORD Supplementing that which has been related in an earlier Journal of the Lancaster County Historical Society on the Jesuit period in St. Mary's Church history [Vol. 71, pp. 69-136], the following items are added to the record

NCASTER PA. H ROSE WATER -- Pure. ARTICLES EAS1 lI 11:1 15 .TESTOMONIAL ti HA ica THE HOLIDAYS t Su t LADIES DO YOU WANT TO BUY E.J.ERIS A �Christmas in Lancaster in 1874 Notwithstanding the cry of "hard times," the celebration of Christmas in this community [Lancaster] was more general and ex- tensive