description of the "Lancaster County Room" in the Handbook of the American Wing at the Metropolitan Museum, 1938. 20 Franklin, Benj. An account of the newly invented Pennsylvania fire- places, 1744, in his: Works, ed. A. H. Smith, Macmillan, 1905, v. 2, p. 246. 21 Rush, op. cit., and Franklin, Benjamin

the church back to Rome. The coming of the college to Lancaster was his greatest happiness. Now he could revel in intellectual companionship and he does riot seem to regard the hours spent in company of the professors as lost. Not least of �his joys were the books in the library of the Diagnothian

triumphant notes ringing from the old organ which had often responded to her own fingers, that its words were very true : "The Lord of Life is risen, And love no longer grieves." BIBLIOGRAPHY Bachman, George Calvin—The Old Order Amish of Lancaster County, 1942. (Pennsylvania German Society, vol. 49). Brand

, founded a fortune by careful investments in real estate and in various civic enterprises, served as town clerk, and elder of 1 Papers of the Lancaster County Historical Society, vol. 42, no. 7. �his church, became the father of eleven children, of whom George was the ninth, and died in 1773. Born June 21