. Folder 50 Carnegie Hall and Aoelian Hall Concerts, 1920-1922. Folder 51 The Philharmonic Society of New York and Metropolitan Opera House concerts, 1920-1922. Folder 52 Theatre Programs, 1920-1922. Folder 53 Lancaster Journal, 1794. Folder 54 Old Newspaper Clippings. Folder 55 Biography of Enos

to J. P. McCaskey’s life and accomplishments. F. R. Diffenderffer’s manuscripts on Easter Day and Conrad Weiser are preserved with this collection, as well as poems, a program for Haupt Elementary School, and a claim of F. R. Diffenderffer & Co. against the State of Texas. Creators: Diffenderffer

letter from Mr. McClain printed on the same card, 18 March 1925. (2 copies) “The Perfect End of a Day at ‘Oak Hill’, Pa.” No date. “The Belles of Lancaster.” Dedicated to the ladies of Lancaster and their friends. Printed at Pluck Art Print. 26 April 1902. �230 North President Avenue • Lancaster

, April 2022. Folder 10 Insert 1 Fahnestock. Dry goods and carpets. Next door to Court House, Lancaster. On back of one card, “Peter Hill” Insert 2 C. Fate. Sole agent for light running New Home sewing machine and the Mechanical Musical Organetts for Lancaster City and County. 48 North Queen Street

Goldsmith Bros., New York. 27 December 1944. Transferred from the Document Collection, 15 December 2006. Gift of Mr. W. J. B.Smith, c/o Reynolds & Co., 10 January 1973. (Accession # L73-4) Insert 3 Lancaster Manufacturing Company, Lancaster, PA. J. H. Nissley, president. Sixty one shares Common Capital

Palmyra. Car #1, NRHS special, is behind #26. 20 July 1941. 14. Car #4 at car barn at Hershey, cars in regular service on the Palmyra line. August 1939. Folder 17, Insert 8 Hershey Transit Company. Photographs of trolley cars; York Railways Company. Ephemera. Photographs of trolley cars. 1. Photograph 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

. with an address of 113 Rosedale Road, Quarryville. In the early 1930s, Walter was injured in a farm accident and the family had to sell the farm in a sheriff’s sale. They subsequently lived with Esther’s parents and helped on their farm, earning 50¢ per week plus meals and shelter. Somehow, Walter was

on another route. Petition committee: Thomas Jefferies, Martin Shreiner, Jos. Scott, Hugh Maxwell. A printed address from John Mathiot, Mayor of Lancaster, to the State House of Representatives and Senate. Discusses the progress of preparing Lancaster for the railroad. Mentions unexpected costs