Hall Seminary is a girls' school located in Lititz, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1742 by the Moravian community, it is the oldest continuously operated girls' school in the United States. Source of Acquisition: Items were collected by the LancasterHistory. Custodial History (Provenance): Accruals

• www.LancasterHistory.org Box 2 Series 5 Invitations Folder 1 Invitation Cards Insert 1 Mr. Buchanan requests the honor of . . . (not used). No date. Invitation for a surprise party for James Frey on 8 November 1889. Invitation to Miss Margie J. Fry for a lawn surprise party on 23 August 1890. Times Print. Invitation to

. Ephemera, History, Photograph. 1. Car #61, at Duke St. and Chestnut St., inbound from Ephrata, formerly in regular service on the Lancaster—Ephrata—Adamstown line. Conestoga Traction Co. 11 March 1933. 2. Car #140, city car at Lancaster, located on the rip track and designated to be scrapped at the time of

. Lists of officers, superintendents, secretaries and staff. 9. September 1959. 75th annual W.C.T.U. Convention program at the Church of the Brethren, Lititz, Pa. Lists of officers, directors, secretaries, editor and publisher. Photo of Frances E. Willard on cover. 10. Booklet. “The Woman’s Christian

the toll operator clarify rates (i.e., a horse-drawn sleigh = a carriage rate). A printed petition from the citizens of Lancaster regarding the route of the railroad between Columbia and Philadelphia. Citizens want the railroad to go through Lancaster; worried about town economy if railroad passes by

Hager & Bro. 22 April 1880. Insert 5 Invoice to Miss Sue Roy for corset, fabric, and household goods. Billhead of Hager & Bro. (glued to cardboard) 19 May 1915. Folder 11 Newspaper Articles about Hager Item 1 The Express (Lititz) 13 May 1910, “Hager Bro. to Erect a Handsome Store Building.” Item 2