time, and was therefore more expensive, the sides and rear of the buildings were usually laid in common bond. The style of brickwork with glazed headers, frequently seen along the Atlantic seaboard, particularly in Maryland, Delaware and Virginia, was rather rare in Lancaster County. This consisted of

John Musser's Plantation in Southeast Lancaster By Edgar A. Musser It was a pleasant, sunny springtime Sunday afternoon and a good day for a leisurely walk. Starting at the corner of King and Church Streets, I strolled south- westerly along the entire length of Church Street, down to Queen Street