Photograph- Home and land office of Andrew Ellicott, southeast corner of North Prince Street and Marion Street. Sign on the side of the building refers to Minnie Hauk who appeared at Fulton Opera House April 26, 1883. House built 1784. Building later became lodge of American Order of Otters and is now the Sehner Ellicott von Hess House, home the Historic Preservation Trust of Lancaster. 123 North Prince Street.
Photograph- Home and land office of Andrew Ellicott, southeast corner of North Prince Street and Marion Street. Sign on the side of the building refers to Minnie Hauk who appeared at Fulton Opera House April 26, 1883. House built 1784. Building later became lodge of American Order of Otters and is now the Sehner Ellicott von Hess House, home the Historic Preservation Trust of Lancaster. 123 North Prince Street.
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Home and land office of Andrew Ellicott, southeast corner of North Prince Street and Marion Street. Sign on the side of the building refers to Minnie Hauk who appeared at Fulton Opera House April 26, 1883. House built 1784. Building later became lodge of American Order of Otters and is now the Sehner Ellicott von Hess House, home the Historic Preservation Trust of Lancaster. 123 North Prince Street.
Harnish & Co. Dry Goods and tailor shop, 46 West. King Street, showing seven men and three women. Joseph C. Rooney has tape line around his neck. The property was owned by Mrs. Priscilla Rooney.
Rhoads Jewelry Store located on south side of first block of West King Street. In 1880, it was one of the most important stores of its kind in Lancaster.
East King Street looking east to Duke Street. Signs for Burks, Rhodes Reed Jeweler, George W. Brown's Furniture Warerooms and also shows horse and wagon
