, Pennsylvania 17603-3125 717.392.4633 • www.LancasterHistory.org Folder 21 J. P. McCaskey Insert 1 Photocopy of newspaper article about the reading of Harold F. Diffenderffer’s paper about J. P. McCaskey at the Lancaster County Historical Society. “’Jack’s Boys’ Never Forget,” Daily Intelligencer Journal

Commonwealth Richard J. Beamish, and Deputy Recorder George L. Keith. Gift of Tom Meredith, 4 June 2023. (Accession #2023.028) Folder 29 Map. “Routes of the Garden Spot Trolleys” drawn by B. W. Rohrback, 16 July 1977. (1 item, 1 page to scan) Gift of Charles F. Bitler, Jr., 24 August 2004, Accession #2004

Content Note: This collection contains receipts and invoices from the Pinkerton & Slaymaker business. The receipts date primarily from May 1851, with one receipt from May 1853, and are for a wide variety of items. The collection also contains letters from the Philadelphia & Lancaster Turnpike Company and

C. Falk enclosing a recipe for scrapple. Letterhead of First Spice Mixing Company, Inc. With envelope. 20 September 1976. Recipe (formula) for scrapple. No date. Folder 4 H. J. Mayer & Sons Co., Inc. Insert 1 Letter from Charles F. Mayer regarding Wonder Pork Sausage Seasoning. Letterhead of H. J

LancasterHistory. Language: English Biographical and Historical Note: Robert Horning’s great-uncle, Roy A. Horning, worked in the ceramics department at the Armstrong Cork Company plant in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania and came to Lancaster to show the plant here how to make quality brick. Roy became the general

from Turbulent Decade,” by Susan Jurgelski. New Era, Lancaster. Article highlights Interior 1960s Solutions from Armstrong, by Sphinx Club member, C. Eugene Moore. 26 February 1999. �230 North President Avenue • Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17603-3125 717.392.4633 • www.LancasterHistory.org Folder 16 Rollin