Facsimilie. Originally published by T.M. Fowler, 1903.
Includes ill. and index to points of interest.
Contents
Illustrations: Weekly News, John G. Homsher, Pro. -- Residence of M.B. Rohrer -- Residence of J.L. Ranck -- Lutheran Church -- Public school -- Presbyterian Chruch -- Hotel Strasburg, T.L. Brackbill -- Strasburg M.E. Church.
Frank L. Musselman, Grain, coal & lumber -- Milton H. Ranck, Leaf tobacco -- W.C. Beam, Blacksmith -- Hotel Strasburg, T.L. Brackbill -- Carriage factory of T.L. Brackbill -- L.B. Shroy, Plasterer -- C. R. Keneagy, Farmer -- Dr. W.R. Rohbach, Dentist -- John K. Andrews, Paper hanging & Painting -- O.E. Rice, Paper hanging & Painting -- I.N. Hehn, Furniture dealer -- J.G. Weaver, Druggist & physician -- L.J. Bair, Tinner & Plumber -- H.F. Andrews, Jeweler -- H.F. Maurer, Jeweler -- Jacob k. Andrews, Photographer -- Fannie K. Andrews, Photographer -- Adam Hubertis, Boots, shoes & clothing -- S.E.E. Eckman, Confectionary & ice cream -- First Nat. Bank of Strasburg -- E. Bachman, Furniture & undertaking -- Edgar H. Herr, Saddlery -- Washington House, Wm. G. Fritz -- W.D. Chandler & Co., Druggist & pharmacist -- Post Office, B.F.Brown, P.M. -- W.W. Mason, Cigars, tobacco & confectionery -- I.N. Bachman, Harness making -- M.D. Rohrer, Cattle dealer -- Allen McKiney, Barber -- P.G.H. Sharpe, Meat market -- D.M. Aument, Tobacco dealer -- F.B. Koch, Tinsmith -- Strasburg Weekly News Office, John G. Homsher -- Jacob Homsher News Office -- W.R. Brackbill News Office -- M.S. Hildebrand, Hardwood merchant -- E.D. Miller, Superintendent, Water works -- Henry Tillbrook, Cigar maker.
White porcelain commemorative plate with black printed image of Colemanville Bridge. Surrounded by, "3rd International Volksmarch / Pequea, Pennsylvania"; "IVV / AVA"; "7 - 8 October 1989 / Penn Dutch Pacers"; signature, "G. Robert Wagner"
Metal plate with shiny upper edge/rim. Central circle design is religious artifact in relief. Indented black letters below read: "Santo Innocenzo Society, Lancaster, PA 1921-1982" On reverse, at top, a small projection with a hole for hanging the plate has been soldered on.
