, chartered by Lancaster Chapter, National Railway Historical Society for the purpose of photographing and inspecting cars and rights of way on various rural lines. Car #53 was used for this purpose on the Lititz and Columbia lines and #67 on the Rocky Springs and Ephrata lines. 20 June 1937. 10. Car #54 in

asks for information on old friends. 1805. Copy is accessible for research. This is the only Ramsay letter owned by the Lancaster County Historical Society. Use of original letter requires supervision. Insert 2 Certificate of lawful birth of Joseph David Trissler and permission to move to English

Temperance Union in Lancaster County 1884- 1959.” Gives history of the organization’s activities during that period. Contains some photographs of past presidents, groups and parade. Mr. George L. Heiges is credited for “his interest and helpfulness in compiling and writing this history of the Lancaster

for [missing person], I. Nicolaas, from a [shipwreck] in January 1804, commanded by Captain P. Koning. Amsterdam, Holland. In Dutch. 20 February 1805. An account of spriritous liquors retailed within the County of Lancaster, 1 July 1761 – 1 July 1762. Names of retailers and amount sold in gallons