A History of Brewing in Lancaster County, Legal and Otherwise Charles O. Lynch and ]ohn Ward Willson Loose PREFACE Leaning against the doorway of his brewery for a moment of relaxation after carrying many pails of water from the nearby spring, Henry Dering let the cold, clear water of the stream

-......--YSIDE · LANCASTER CITY PLANNING COMMISSION PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA ��--------------------- - - - -- -- LANCASTER CITY COUNCIL Thomas J. Monaghan • Mayor Christian Gottsel ig Joseph T. Fasnacht I W.Hensel Brown, Jr. . ; J Clyde H. Cooper LANCASTER CITY PLANNING

Twentieth Century Industrial Development of Lancaster William Shand and Dean Keller To some of you, industrial development may seem to be a dry and tiresome subject, suitable only for a Chamber of Commerce committee. Let me assure you that it is no such thing; all of the members of our Lan- caster

EDITORIAL STATEMENT In the preceding pages of this issue appears a warm and pleas- ant account of an immigrant who came to Lancaster, worked hard and purposefully, married and reared a family. George Krupa's values guided his life and theatrical work, and as a result the late Mr. Krupa is

Lancaster County's Present Court House: A History of Its Construction 1852-1855 Fay Follet Kramer ACKNOWLEDGMENT The author is indebted to many people who aided in various ways in making this paper a reality. It is hoped that, in a small way, this paper will serve as a means of saying thank-you to

Old St. Mary's of Lancaster, Pa. : The Jesuit Period,1741-1785 Edgar A. Musser THE BISHOPS WHO GOVERNED THE CHURCH IN COLONIAL AMERICA The Catholic Church throughout the world is—under the Sovereign Pontiff—governed by bishops and archbishops, so that in almost every part of the earth it is under

St. Mary's Church Lancaster, Pa. 1785 - 1877 Edgar A. Musser FOREWORD Supplementing that which has been related in an earlier Journal of the Lancaster County Historical Society on the Jesuit period in St. Mary's Church history [Vol. 71, pp. 69-136], the following items are added to the record

, "Lancaster County's Relation to Slavery", L.C.H.S.P. XV, No. 2 (Feb., 1961), 45, 52-53. On the legal aspects of slavery one should consult Stanley J. Kutler, "Pennsylvania Courts: The Abo- lition Acts and Negro Rights", Pennsylvania History, XXV, No. 1 (Jan., 1963) 14-27; and, Edward R. Turner, The Negroes

Preservation&Razingss FORMER HISTORICAL SOCIETY BUILDING "MODERNIZED" Members of the Lancaster County Historical Society were shocked recently when the owner of its former home at 307 North Duke Street decided to •set a large "picture" window into the front wall in place of the two white-shuttered

properties, the Fiere family simply had to take flight into Germany. On leaving France, they were accompanied by a youth named Isaac Lefevre, all of whose family being Protestants, had been put to death. He carried with him one heirloom, the family Bible, which was preserved by his descendants of Lancaster