but France who had basically influenced American culture. France had been the deadly enemy of the English colonies in America, but was accepted as the good friend of the Republic. Public opinion in America had never forgotten the importance of French help in the War of the Revolution, and, despite the

massacres by Indians occur- ring during the days of the French and Indian War. This starts with an account of the attack on Rocky Springs. Now, whether Rupp 2 and Mombert 3 thought it referred to the local Springs is of course open to question, but later historians have assumed that it was the local Rocky

colonial history. Without the worries of business, it seems that Marshall had time to hear and see every- thing that was going on in Philadelphia of any importance; and each day he recorded in his Remembrancer the day's happenings, together with his im- pressions of men and events; so that to-day that same

. Edward’s son, Dickinson Gorsuch, was wounded and taken to the farm of Levi Pownall, where the Pownall family nursed him back to health. Historically, this event challenged the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 and is considered a precursor to the Civil War. The collection contains 2 distinct series: documents and

Unusual Religious Community.” Distributed by Pennsylvania Historical Commission, Department of Public Instruction. 1942; Distributed by Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission. 1952. Insert 4 “Ephrata Cloister on the Pennsylvania Trail of History.” (2 copies) No date. “Ephrata Cloister.” No date

Store Images Insert 1 Pictures of the men in the Hager family. 1921. Insert 2 Posters and letter about the Hager Store. 1923. Item 1 Letter regarding the printing of Hager Store posters. Item 2 Poster of Hager Store Insert 3 Pictures of a Conestoga Wagon delivering goods to the Hager Store. 1885. Insert