., and Henry Markley. 23 May 1771. Folder 5 Mortgage. James and Sarah Davis of Lampeter Twp., a fuller, and Michael Diefenderffer of Lancaster, are bound to Bernard Hubley of Lancaster regarding the purchase of property on King Street in Lancaster. 11 June 1772. Folder 6 Deed from Leonard Stone of Earl

and Content Note: The Advertising and Promotional Collection contains materials for a wide variety of businesses and organizations in Lancaster County, including manufacturers, department and clothing stores, entertainment venues, grocery stores, restaurants, service providers, and social clubs. Of

regarding pre- and post-automobile traffic on toll roads. Insert 1 Philadelphia and Lancaster Turnpike Company Includes correspondence and financial statements. 1819-1831. Insert 2 Automobile tickets for passage on the Lancaster, Elizabethtown, and Middletown Turnpike. 1918. Application for Registration of

: The Temperance Collection includes convention programs of the Lancaster County Woman’s Christian Temperance Union (W.C.T.U.); a history of the group from 1884-1959; Pennsylvania State W.C.T.U. function programs; and a minute book from the Bart Chapter. Included are handwritten notes on some of the

volumes in the Keppel & Bro. Collection span forty years of corporate history for R. F. Keppel & Bro.; Keppel & Ruof, Inc.; and Keppels, Inc. The payroll book shows how this company reacted during the early years of the depression. Creator: Keppel & Bro. (Lancaster, Pa.) Conditions for Access: Original

Content Note: The Watt & Shand Collection contains materials related to the Watt & Shand Department Store in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Series 1 includes employee handbooks, a job description, a beauty salon price list, bridal registry information, history of the store, a Christmas catalog, a Historic

article for the Lancaster New Era. Requests Geist forward article. 22 January 1924. Envelope. Addressed to Daniel W. Geist. Postmark, 24 January 1922. Envelope of US House of Representatives. Letter. Daniel Heisher, Ocean City, New Jersey, to Mr. Geist. Discusses health complications, preventing him from