Plan for South East Ward also showing 1 drawing each of Odd Fellows Hall, Residence of Mrs. S. A. Porter, H. Leamans Rifle Works, Residence of Clement B. Grubb, German Reformed Church, Residence of Emanuel C. Reigard, Esq., and Residence of E. C. Darlington, Esq.. Locations of buildings are noted. 1 print only
Plan of North West Ward also showing 1 drawing each of Cross Keys Hotel, Residence of A. W. Russel, Reese's City Hotel, McConomy Store, Lancaster Coach Factory, Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity, H. Logman's (?) Rifle Works, Residence of Emanuel C. Reigard, Esq., and 1 unidentified building. Locations of buildings are noted. 1 print only
Plan of the North East Ward, also showing 1 drawing each of Fulton Hall, Lancaster Mercantile College, Residence of George K. Reid, Esq., Lancaster County Court House, Eagle Hotel, Ephrata Mountain Springs, Lancaster County Prison, and Residence of James Black, Esq. All buildings note locations and some have additional information. 1 print only
Photograph- Two story raw houses with porches--exterior of John H. Bogar Lumber Co.
Description
Two story raw houses with porches--exterior of John H. Bogar Lumber Co. 3 parked automobiles. Caption on image reads: "The material in these houses was supplied by "The John D. Bogar Lumber Co." Customer: C. A. Fall
Photograph- 1. Four story brick dwelling, Keiper Apts., 125-129 E. Lemon St. 2. St. John's Episcopal Church, W. Chestnut St., Lancaster City.
Description
1. Four story brick dwelling, Keiper Apts., 125-129 E. Lemon St. 2. St. John's Episcopal Church, W. Chestnut St., Lancaster City. Customer: Herman Wohlsen.
Photograph- 1. Three story stucco row houses with porches. 2. W. C Howry and Son, Automobile Painting Shop, 248-252 E. Liberty St.
Description
1. Three story stucco row houses with porches. 2. W. C Howry and Son, Automobile Painting Shop, 248-252 E. Liberty St., Lancaster City. Customer: Herman Wohlsen. 1 print only
Photograph- Farmhouse built around the Postlehwaite inn.
Description
The first Lancaster County Court was held at John Postlethwaite's Inn on August 5, 1729. This farmhouse on Long Lane in Conestoga Township incorporates within its structure the original Postlethwaite Inn. The house has been in the possession of the Fehl family for several generations. 1 extra print
Photograph- Drawing of Lancaster City showing North American Hotel, office of the Pioneer Line, Conestoga wagon, train, and old courthouse in the distance.
Photograph- Drawing of Lancaster City showing North American Hotel, office of the Pioneer Line, Conestoga wagon, train, and old courthouse in the distance.
Description
Drawing of Lancaster City showing North American Hotel, office of the Pioneer Line, Conestoga wagon, train, and old courthouse in the distance. 1 print only
