for Young Women, Sept. 1905 to June 1906. (Book) 1906. Lanc. Co. Garden Spot of U.S. (Booklet) n.d. Mountville Sesquicentennial 1814-1964 (Book) 1964. The Old Lancaster Antiques Show, 1981. (Book) 1981. Papers of The Historical Society of York County, 1902-1939. (Book) Pennsylvania in the War Of The

of Lancaster and "Arthur Armstrong, Pennsylvania Portrait Painter, A Rediscovered Lancaster Artist," which ran from July 14 to September 3, 1979 at the William Penn Memorial Museum. Catalog listings were published for both exhibitions. The locations of these additional Armstrong paintings are strong

economically. A patent was granted to him by the patent office at Washington on 19 December 1833, for "a new and useful improvement in the manufacture of iron and steel by the application of anthracite coal."" Three Lancaster County anthracite furnaces—Shawnee (1844), Chikis- walungo (1845), and Henry Clay

The Anthracite Iron Industry of Lancaster County: Rolling Mills 1850-1900 By John Ward Willson Loose I. General Desciption Although rolling mills had been used early in the nineteenth century for reducing the thickness of bar iron produced at the forges, rolling mills as a separate industry were

other early writers. A deed for the sale of lots in the James Hamilton tract, in the Borough of Lancaster, in 1734 states; "The purchaser . . . should make, erect, build, and furnish on each and every lot, at their own cost and charge, a suf- ficient dwelling house of the dimensions of sixteen feet

9 Scope and Content Note: The Lancaster Brick Company Records contain items from the Lancaster Brick Company, including meeting minutes, names of shareholders, financial information, and documentation on incorporation and dissolution. Creators: Horning, Roy A., 1919-2008. Conditions for Access

Content Note: The Andrew B. Rote Collection contains the business records of C. V. Rote & Co., which later became A. B. Rote & Co., and some family records. The Lancaster company specialized in awnings and ironwork. Deeds, mortgages, and other property records are for property owned by the Rotes and used

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