Color print, lithograph, "Muster roll of the 79th PA Vol." is bordered with three scenes between two central U.S. flags: a campfire with soldiers thinking of families at home; a battlefield scene; a wife with baby and dog at home, thinking of her soldier husband. Side borders show soldiers being reunited with their families.
"The 79th PA were organized and mustered into the Service of the United States at Pittsburg, October the 18th, 1861, and mustered into the service as veterans at Chatanooga Tennessee on the 12th of February 1864." The list includes the name of men in Companies A through K with their ranks. Most lists contain more than 82 names each. At bottom, in the center are the names of commissioned officers, including Lancaster's Col. Henry A. Hambright as well as members of the Regimental Band. At the bases of columns on left and right are a list of 10 Skirmishes and Battles in which the 79 Pa. Volunteers participated in Tennessee, Georgia and Kentucky.
Lightner Mansion on N. Duke St. in 1857 by Melissa M. Coleman. Doorway was installed on this building after being removed from George Ross' Mansion on E. King St. at corner of Duke St., the site of the present courthouse.
Black ink print by Paul H. Ripple, M.D., depicting memorable aspects of his lifetime. Blazoned across the center is the word "Remember" surrounded by cartoons.
Photographs of the members of the 1969 Lancaster Bar Association. In center are photos of 3 judges of the Court of Common Pleas and President Judge of the Orphans' Court below. At bottom: "Bench and Bar of Lancaster County 1969." At lower right: "Bar Publishers Div. division of Enterprises Affiliated, Ltd. Publishers Valley stream, N.Y. 11???."
