Pennsylvania Dutch Country. One of the many unique water wheels that can be seen in the Amish Country. These primitive devices provide a continuous source of power to pump water on the farm and to the house.
Amish Barn Raising. These people join in and help their neighbors without pay to construct new barns when needed. They start in the morning and by evening the building is completed.
I don't want to do you out of a chance to see Dottie. If you don't get together ask her to come down while I'm at your place or we can go up. Such a short time - I'd rather stay in New Haven. If I don't hear from you Friday will you send card and give me any idea as to when your things will come, please. Love to all, Home"
Trinity Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity, Lancaster, Pa. First recorded service Nov. 29, 1729. First church built 1734. Present church built 1761-66. Parish House built 1953-54. Dr. Wallace E. Fisher, Pastor. Rev. R. Ray Evelan - Associate Pastor.
View of Second Lock Covered Bridge, also known as Snavely Mill Bridge. It is the longest exisiting wooden covered bridge in Pennsylvania and was build in 1850 and 350 feet long [double-span]. Located South of Lancaster on Second Lock Road just beyond Conestoga Memorial Park.
"The Old Covered Bridge" One of the many covered wooden bridges still in use which may be seen in the Pennsylvania Dutch Country. This bridge is located off US 222 near Denver, Pa.
Zinn's Diner, located in the heart of the Pennsylvania Dutch Country section one block north of Reading Interchange of the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Specializing in the finest Pennsylvania Dutch Cooking and Baking.
