The Brunswick Hotel on the south side of Chestnut Street looking east from Queen Street. This hotel later was demolished and became a part of Lancaster Square and a new hotel.
The east side of the second block of North Queen Street looking North from Orange Street. This block was demolished and is now the site of Bulova Watch Company and Lancaster Square.
The west side of Queen Street North of Orange. This block was demolished and became the site of the Hamilton Bank-Lancaster Square and Armstrong Design Center.
The south side of Chestnut Street looking West from Duke Street. The old Brunswick is in background. This block was demolished to make way for the Duke Street Parking Garage, a new hotel, and Lancaster Square.
Bill Saylor, left, Nelson Sears, second from left, and Anne Herr with microphone, watch animal trainer, Earl Sweigart, on WGAL-TV's Family Variety Hour.
The Tranells, Lancaster's recording group, did "Come On and Tell Me" in the 1960's. Left to right: Howard Washington, Chet Stewart, Dave MacPhail, Joan Stewart, Ernie Jamison, Jim Jackson.
The Imperial Bar, Boyd Theater, and Earl Hotel, southwest corner of North Queen and Chestnut Streets. Now the site of Armstrong World Industries Design Center at Lancaster Square.
