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, 1978, and national attention was focused on our subject in "Arthur Armstrong, Lan- caster, Pennsylvania, painter," which appeared in The Magazine Antiques in August, 1979. Additionally, there were two exhibitions, "Arthur Arm- strong: Lancaster Painter," June 2 to June 29, 1979 at the Community Gallery

total of 12,000 tons of pig iron.' After enlargement Furnace No. 2 produced 7,700 tons during a 150-day campaign in 1881." The Shawnee Furnaces employed seventy-five men during most of the time in the late 1870s and early 1880s. In 1881 the men received total wages of $35,420 or approximately $472 per

, however, amount of bituminous coal consumed at Safe Harbor Rolling Mill in Convention of Iron Masters, op. cit., Appendix, Table 3. 12. The Columbia Spy, 2 February 1856; George H. Burgess and Miles C. Kennedy, Centennial History of The Pennsylvania Railroad Company: 1846-1946 (Philadelphia, PA.: The

dimensions: 29.5' x 23.3' 687.4 sq. ft. (Fig. # 2) Building Materials The basic hypothesis to be tested was, that the common house of this area in the late 18th Century was not the large stone house, but a much smaller log house, because logs were a more common and cheaper building material. This was found

Unusual Religious Community.” Distributed by Pennsylvania Historical Commission, Department of Public Instruction. 1942; Distributed by Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission. 1952. Insert 4 “Ephrata Cloister on the Pennsylvania Trail of History.” (2 copies) No date. “Ephrata Cloister.” No date