Photograph- Conestoga Cotton Mill No. 3, later Water Street Rescue Mission, located in entire block bounded by South Water Street, Farnum Street, South Prince Street and Conestoga Street. Railroad tracks ran down Water Street.
Photograph- Conestoga Cotton Mill No. 3, later Water Street Rescue Mission, located in entire block bounded by South Water Street, Farnum Street, South Prince Street and Conestoga Street. Railroad tracks ran down Water Street.
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Conestoga Cotton Mill No. 3, later Water Street Rescue Mission, located in entire block bounded by South Water Street, Farnum Street, South Prince Street and Conestoga Street. Railroad tracks ran down Water Street.
Photograph- Engleside Generating Plant, later used by Lancaster City as a warehouse, was built by the Citizens Electric Light, Heat and Power Company near the Conestoga River at the foot of South Prince Street about 1895.
Photograph- Engleside Generating Plant, later used by Lancaster City as a warehouse, was built by the Citizens Electric Light, Heat and Power Company near the Conestoga River at the foot of South Prince Street about 1895.
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Engleside Generating Plant, later used by Lancaster City as a warehouse, was built by the Citizens Electric Light, Heat and Power Company near the Conestoga River at the foot of South Prince Street about 1895.
Dr. Albert G. Matamoros, Armstrong Vice President and Economist with George F. Johnston, Armstrong General Sales Manager, Floor Division, discussing future economic opportunities before retailer guests ad Frist Annual Floor Fashion Convention held February 9, 1973 in Lancaster, PA.
Wholesaler executives and guests, taken at Armstrong's 50th Wholesale Distributors Convention with George F. Johnston, Armstrong General Sales Manager, December 6 - 7, 1971. Left to right: George F. Johnston, Mrs. Kathleen Sandifer, Mr. Jess Klingman and Mr. Nordie Sandifer.
