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Author
Macaulay, David.
Date of Publication
1983.
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Responsibility
David Macaulay.
ISBN
0395348307
Author
Macaulay, David.
Place of Publication
Boston
Publisher
Houghton Mifflin,
Date of Publication
1983.
Physical Description
128 p. : ill. ; 31 cm.
Subjects
Textile factories - Rhode Island
Mills and mill-work
Cotton textile industry
Textile industry - United States
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Date of Publication
1985-
Call Number
974.816 T928
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Place of Publication
Wormelsdorf, Pa
Publisher
Tulpehocken Settlement Historical Society,
Date of Publication
1985-
Physical Description
v. : ill. ; 22 cm.
Publication Frequency
Quarterly
Dates of Publication
no. 1 (Summer 1985)-
Notes
Caption title.
Library has: Winter, 1999, No. 59 to date.
Subjects
Tulpehocken Settlement Historical Society - Periodicals.
Tulpehocken Creek Watershed (Pa.) - History - Periodicals.
Womelsdorf (Pa.) - History - Periodicals.
Additional Corporate Author
Tulpehocken Settlement Historical Society.
Location
Lancaster History Library - Book
Call Number
974.816 T928
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Cabbage-Hill against the world : profile of a neighborhood

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Author
Oliff, Marc.
Date of Publication
1982
- plementing the "rapid development of this new section of the city was the attraction to Lancaster of a high grade of artisans." 9 As the number of mills increased, so did the need for more cotton and silk mill workers. Conestoga Cotton Mills opened in 1848 and created a labor demand. Also, as a tobacco
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Responsibility
by Marc Oliff.
Author
Oliff, Marc.
Place of Publication
Lancaster, Pa
Publisher
Lancaster County Historical Society,
Date of Publication
1982
Physical Description
122-128 p. ; 23 cm.
Series
Journal of the Lancaster County Historical Society ; v. 86, no. 4
Subjects
Community development - Pennsylvania - Lancaster.
Community life - Pennsylvania - Lancaster.
Cabbage Hill (Lancaster, Pa.)
Contained In
Journal of the Lancaster County Historical Society. Volume 86, number 4 (1982), p. 122-128Lancaster History Library - Journal974.9 L245 v.86
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Bridges: a photographic essay into Cumberland County

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Author
Crist, Robert G.
Date of Publication
1988
Call Number
974.843 CCH v.5, no.2
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Author
Crist, Robert G.
Place of Publication
Carlisle, Pa
Publisher
Cumberland County Historical Society
Date of Publication
1988
Physical Description
p. 63-78 ; 23 cm.
Series
Cumberland County History v.5, no.2
Summary
History of bridges linking Cumberland County, Pa.to other places, including across the Susquehanna River.
Subjects
Bridges - Pennsylvania - Cumberland County.
Cumberland County, Pa. - Pictorial works.
Location
Lancaster History Library - Periodical Article
Call Number
974.843 CCH v.5, no.2
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Draft environmental impact statement for the Leola Sewer Authority Facilities Plan Upper Leacock Township, Pennsylvania

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Author
Volin, Rochelle
Date of Publication
1981.
  2 websites  
Responsibility
Rochelle Volin, D. Jeffrey Barnett, Joseph Grieshaber
Author
Volin, Rochelle
Date of Publication
1981.
Physical Description
The Facilities Plan for the Leola Sewer Authority was undertaken to evaluate alternative methods for improved wastewater management in the Leola planning area, Upper Leacock Township, Pennsylvania.
Subjects
Sewerage - Pennsylvania - Lancaster County - Upper Leacock Township.
Environmental impact statements - Pennsylvania - Lancaster County - Upper Leacock Township.
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The Swiss bank house revisited : Messerschmidt-Dietz cabin

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Author
Stevens, Bryan J.
Date of Publication
1981.
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Responsibility
by Bryan J. Stevens.
Author
Stevens, Bryan J.
Place of Publication
Collegeville, Pennsylvania
Publisher
Pennsylvania Folklife Society, Inc.,
Date of Publication
1981.
Physical Description
78-86 p.
Summary
"During the earliest settlement of Pennsylvania, settlers from various backgrounds converged. Initially they produced houses according to traditions of their countries of origin. These were 'folk buildings', which followed well established rules of form. In particular, the early houses of European settlers echoed medieval designs established centuries earlier. Cross-fertilization developed from this juxtaposition of diverse forms,and regional styles quickly emerged, leaving surviving earlier buildings as rare examples of the seeds of this progression. By 1760, this process was well under way in Eastern Pennsylvania. Two early building types associated with the Pennsylvania Germans will concern us, the Continental Central Chimney House, and the Swi Bank House, as they compare to an early log house in YorkCounty, the Messerschmidt-Dietz Cabin." [from the introduction]
Subjects
Architecture, Domestic - Pennsylvania - Lancaster County.
Messerschmidt-Dietz cabin.
Contained In
Pennsylvania Folklife Magazine. Volume 30, number 2 (Winter 1981), p. 78-86Lancaster History Library - Periodical Article905.748 PDF v.30
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