The Washington House Inn By Jean Miller DeChant The Washington House Inn, currently the home of the Lancaster Storage Company, can speak imaginatively about the Inn's history from its inception for use as a hostelry in approximately 1887-1892, through a recent owner's extensive description of the

of gold in California. Fulton Hall may be regarded as an integral part of the group of municipal and semi-public structures built at that time, including our present Court House, the Prison at the east end of the city, the three extensive Conestoga Cotton Mills, Franklin and Marshall College

World's Famous Pugilists Box at the Fulton Opera House by Johnny Hauck Some time ago my friend, Jack Loose, teacher, historian, and editor of the Journal,asked me to write a story about some of the famous great pugilists who boxed at the Fulton Opera House. The story of the opera house and how it

History of Fulton Opera House BY JOSEPH T. KINGSTON (Read October 3, 1952) In little more than one week from today, on October 14, the citizens of Lancaster will gather for a unique ceremony ; unique in many respects, but chiefly because there are few other com- munities in the United States today