So glad to get your postal & hear dear Edith is getting stronger. The heat is intense and you just got away in time. We are entertaining a party of friends to chicken and waffles at Rocky Springs tomorrow in honor of [Lew's] birthday. Your location is superb. Much love, Marie
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While you are getting well and storng we poor Lancaster people are undering if the keeps up whether we will not have to join you and Miss Emma. Tell Miss Emma I will teach my first Temperence lesson Sunday morning and I pitty the children but will do the best I can as long as Miss Emma seems to think I am equal or should be to do it. Lots of love, G. Friday June 25, 1919.
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Wish I could spend a few hours with you today. Just know how invigorating those sea breezes are. Sincerely hope you will regain your accustomed health and strength very soon and that your sojourn by the sea may be even more of a benefit and delight each day than you anticipated. With much love, Marie
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Postcard of a chef preparing food at the Stevens House, Lancaster. Historic English Dining room has not only excellent food but also many interesting pictures and mementos on the walls. Recommended by Duncan Hines for both rooms and food, the Stevens House in Lancaster, Pennsylvania is centrally located and on Routes 30, 72, 222 and 230.
This is the most enjoyable Saturday night treat in Lancaster. Look at the delicious roast beef which is specially prepared by nationally famous Chef Means. And his excellent roast duckling dinner is available, too! Free parking duirng dinner. Cordially, The Shoemakers.
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Postcard of five churches in the city of Lancaster
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Postcard showing five churches in the city of Lancaster. St. Paul's Reformed Church, First United Methodist Church, St. John's Lutheran Church, Trinity Lutheran Church, Grace Lutheran Church.
Don't forget Rally Day on Sunday as we want perfect attendance for our class. If you have any little firends that don't go anwywhere else to Sunday School, bring them along. Sincerely, Helen Matter. Oct. 6, 1922.
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Sorry cannot be with you tomorrow you can think of me in a dentist's chair instead. Weather cool, the week-end was delightful. Hope Barbara Jane is well again. Listened in on the symphony concert on Sunday. Much love to all, Marie M. [Miller]
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Postcard showing Witmer's Bridge over the Conestoga River east of Lancaster, built 1798. Written on back: "Torn down winter of 1932-1933 and rebuilt by state."
Historical marker for the site of stables and barracks
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Pennsylvaia Historical and Museum Commission marker for the site of the Revolutionary War military stables and barracks at North Duke Street and East Walnut Street, Lancaster. Also former site of the Lancaster County Historical Society prior to 1955.
