-heated Lowe Water Gas sets with a capacity of 250,000 cubic feet a day were installed. In 1910, most of the stock of the Columbia Gas Company was purchased by the Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Company. Twenty years later (1930), the Pennsylvania Power and Light Company acquired this stock when the

than the central limestone belt that runs across the middle townships. The red sandstone of northern Lancaster County was laid down in a land-locked sea which extended nearly parallel with coast, from Nova Scotia to Georgia, during the Triassic period. The Furnace Hills are to geologists part of the