Society. Filed 19 October 1829. Read and allowed 20 November 1829. (please use photocopy) Folder 10 Ephrata Cloister School Booklet: An Eighteenth Century Textbook for Children, by Ludwig Hocker, Schoolmaster at the Ephrata Cloister. Translated from German. Published by Ephrata Cloister Associates and the

Watch Company Invoices Lancaster Agricultural Fair Association Lancaster Free Press Weekly Lancaster New Era Letters Maps N. Trotter and Company Newsletters Newspaper clippings Pennsylvania Railroad Philadelphia Electric Company Postcards Quarter Century Club Receipts Stocks Stores Stores, Retail Taxes

December 1899. Deed from Frank B. McLaughlin (administrator for John W. Hiemenz) and Henry Drachbar to Andrew B. Rote for three lots on the south side of East Walnut Street. 27 March 1902. Folder 6 Folder 6, Insert 1 Ground rent deed from the Pennsylvania Company for Insurance to Mary Regina Rote Myers

. English and Pennsylvania German. H.F.S. 1958. “The Proposed New Prison,” questioning the need for a new jail and the right of the commissioners to make the decision without first obtaining approval from two grand juries and the Court of Quarter Sessions. ca.1850. Transferred from museum flat files, Drawer

. �230 North President Avenue • Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17603-3125 717.392.4633 • www.LancasterHistory.org Folder 1 Robert H. Goodell Papers. In addition to a few miscellaneous items, these are primarily papers from Robert H. Goodell’s military experience at Culver Military Academy and in the U.S. Army

clippings of anecdotes, verses, home recipes and remedies, etiquette tips, and other housekeeping advice from the mid-19th century, as well as a few casualty statistics from the Civil War. Front cover is labeled, “Isaac McCamant, White Hall Farm, Salisbury Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.” Note

8 Scope and Content Note: The Adam Reigart Jr., John S. Murphy Collection contains correspondence between Adam Reigart, Jr. in Lancaster and Philip Wager in Philadelphia and their families. The letters are primarily from the early nineteenth century and provide information about family illness

Note: The Danner Family Correspondence contains letters to and from members of the Danner family who lived in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Maryland, and Georgia, 1745-1857. The collection also includes poetry and property records. Most documents are written in English and others are in German. One letter from