Sarah Ann Stauffer. 2009. Folder 9 Advertisements from a Columbia directory Andrew J. Musser, first-class furniture. 271 Locust St., Columbia; W. Herman T. Frueauff, agent for Glitsch’s Imperial Russian Mustard; Henry Suydam, grocer. 201 South Front St., Columbia; George Bogle, proprietor of Columbia

. Givler, John Givler, John S. Good, C. W. Green, E. Haines, Joyce Haines, Karl Harrison, W. Hartman, H. W. Hartman, John F. Hartzell, H. O. Hess, Mark S. Jenkins, William Jones, J. Kauffman, I. M. Keller, Dean Kendall, L. A. Kreider, Elam Long, John F. Loose, John Ward Willson “Jack” Lorch, George A. Lutz

and managed according to professional museum and archives standards. The finding aid was updated using DACS conventions. �230 North President Avenue • Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17603-3125 717.392.4633 • www.LancasterHistory.org Box 1 Folder 1 Turnpikes and Tolls This folder contains only a few items

: The Auto Racing Collection contains photocopies of photographs of race car drivers, newspaper articles, advertisements, and programs related to auto racing at Lancaster County speedways. The items include a history of auto racing in Lancaster County, information about J. Earl Way, and an article about

Content Note: The Alice E. Brown Family Papers contain genealogy and family records, deeds, land drafts, ads and ephemera for local businesses, bonds, estate papers, wills, and personal papers. Some of the deeds and maps are for property also owned by the Coates and Pownall families. Alice’s father was a

Biographical and Historical Note: Falk Brothers was a retail meat business located at 511 St. Joseph Street, Lancaster. The family business first emerged from the 1882- 1883 Lancaster city directory with a listing for Charles Falk, Jr., butcher, located at 516 High St. in Lancaster. In 1892, the home and