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An interesting relic : discovery of part of one of Baron Stiegel's stoves

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Author: Sener, Samuel Miller,

Date of Publication: 1915

An Interesting Relic Discovery of Part of One of Baron Stiegle's Stoves. The late Mr. John F. Sehner, who resided at No. 120 North Prince street, this city, a number of years ago un- earthed a very interesting relic, prob- ably the oldest-known or well-authen- ticated piece of iron casting made in

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Responsibility: by Samuel Miller Sener.

Author: Sener, Samuel Miller,

Place of Publication: Lancaster, Pa

Publisher: Lancaster County Historical Society,

Date of Publication: 1915

Physical Description: 153-155 p. ; 23 cm.

Series: Journal of the Lancaster County Historical Society ; v. 19, no. 5

Subjects: Stiegel, Henry William, - 1729-1785.; Stoves, Wood - Pennsylvania - Lancaster County.

Contained In: Journal of the Lancaster County Historical Society. Volume 19, number 5 (1915), p. 153-155Lancaster History Library - Journal974.9 L245 v.19

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Archive

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Collection: J. U. Neuhauser & Sons Records

Title: J. U. Neuhauser & Sons Records

Object ID: MG0021

Date Range: 1891-1960

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Collection: J. U. Neuhauser & Sons Records

Title: J. U. Neuhauser & Sons Records

Description: The J. U. Neuhauser & Sons Records collection contains records of the hardware and farm machinery business of J. U. Neuhauser & Sons, Bird-in-Hand, Pa. The items include product inventories, records of sales and customers, territory lists and salesmen, financial records, and tax records.

Admin/Biographical History: Neuhauser Brothers was established in 1891. In 1901, brothers Isaac U. Neuhauser and Jonas U. Neuhauser bought land from Levi Rhoads at 2701 Old Philadelphia Pike in Bird-in-Hand. The transaction included buildings that the Neuhausers had been using since 1890. Jonas bought out Isaac's share in 1921 and the business name was later changed to J. U. Neuhauser & Sons. Jonas' sons sold the store to Abram E. Keener in 1958 who continued the hardware business, but did not deal in farm machinery.; The business was located on property formerly owned by the Bird-in-Hand Hotel, was The Old Village Store for many years, and is presently the Bird-in-Hand Village Antique Market (2008).; Employees in 1958 were Irvin Denlinger (shop), Aaron L. Hershey (store clerk), Miriam G. Neuhauser (bookkeeper), Aaron P. Miller (store clerk), Henry K. Blank (shop), Michael L. Fisher (shop).; Reference: Bird-in-Hand, 1734-1984: A History of Bird-in-Hand, Pennsylvania. 1984.

Date Range: 1891-1960

Year Range From: 1891

Year Range To: 1960

Date of Accumulation: 1891-1960

Creator: J. U. Neuhauser & Sons (Bird-in-Hand, Pa.)

Storage Location: LancasterHistory, Lancaster, PA

Storage Room: Archives South

Storage Wall: Side 01

People: Blank, Henry K.; Denlinger, Irvin; Erb, Henry; Fisher, Levi J.; Fisher, Michael L.; Hershey, Aaron L.; Hess, Leon; High, Christ; Hoopes, Sloan H.; Keener, Abram E.; Keener, Claribel A. McEvoy; Lapp, Samuel S.; Miller, Aaron P.; Mylin, C. S.; Neuhauser, Benjamin Franklin; Neuhauser, Homer Gladstone; Neuhauser, Isaac Umble; Neuhauser, Jonas Umble; Neuhauser, Miriam Miller Groff; Neuhauser, Robert G.; Rhoads, Levi; Snyder, Richard A.; Weaver, Frank L.

Other Creators: Neuhauser, Robert G.

Subjects: Business records; Electric apparatus and appliances; Farm equipment; Gas appliances; Hardware; Stores, Retail

Search Terms: Appliances; Atwater Kent; Automobile dealers; Automobiles; Cars; Car dealers; Business records; Chalmers Motor Company; Cockshutt Farm Equipment; Coleman Company; Columbia Cool Range; Eastern Pennsylvania Farm Equipment Dealers' Association; Farm equipment; Finding aids; First National Bank of Intercourse; General Electric; Gibson Appliance; Hardware; Hardware Dealers Mutual Fire Insurance Co.; Heatrola; High Welding Company; J. U. Neuhauser & Sons; John Deere; Kitchen Kook; L. B. Herr & Son; Manuscript groups; Maxwell Motor Company; Mercantile Credit Association; Neuhauser Brothers; NRFEA Insurance Service Inc.; Old Village Store; P. A. and S. Small Company, Inc.; Refrigerators; Stores; Stoves; Studebaker Corporation; Tappan; Wiley and Rutt Agency; Wincroft; Wisconsin Engines

Extent: 2 boxes, 12 folders, 2 cubic ft.

Object Name: Archive

Language: English

Condition: Fair

Condition Notes: Binding is worn and in poor condition.

Object ID: MG0021

Location of Originals: LancasterHistory, Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Notes: Preferred Citation: J. U. Neuhauser & Sons Records (MG0021), Box #, Folder #,; Insert #, LancasterHistory, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.; The source is unknown for the bulk of the collection. Record book of automobiles, farm machinery, and major appliances, 1922-1959 in Folder 12 was a gift of Robert G. Neuhauser, December 2006.

Access Conditions / Restrictions: Folder 13 is restricted.

Copyright: Collection may not be photocopied. Please direct questions to Research Center Staff at research@lancasterhistory.org.; Permission for reproduction and/or publication must be obtained in writing from LancasterHistory.

Credit: Courtesy of LancasterHistory, Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

Other Numbers: MG-21

Classification: MG0021

Description Level: Fonds

Custodial History: The collection was cataloged prior to 1997; Folder 12 was added by HST in 2007. Added to database 29 July 2021.

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The Bible in iron : pictured stoves and stoveplates of the Pennsylvania Germans; notes on colonial firebacks in the United States, the ten-plate stove, Franklin's fireplace, and the tile stoves of the Moravians in Pennsylvania and North Carolina, together with a list of colonial furnaces in the United States and Canada

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Author: Mercer, Henry Chapman,

Edition: Rev. corr. and enl. by Horace M. Mann. 2d ed.

Date of Publication: 1941.

Call Number: 749 D754 1914; 749 M554

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Author: Mercer, Henry Chapman,

Edition: Rev. corr. and enl. by Horace M. Mann. 2d ed.

Place of Publication: Doylestown, Pa

Publisher: Bucks County Historical Society,

Date of Publication: 1941.

Physical Description: [6] 216 p. : plates, port. ;

Notes: Bound with: Old Home Week , Manheim, Pa. (1912) and History of Lancaster (1870); Bibliography: p. 206-208.

Contents: Chapters : The decorated iron stoves of Europe /// The decorated iron stoves of colonial America /// Notes on colonial firebacks, date plates and miscellaneous stoves

Summary: Contains notes on colonial firebacks in the US, the ten-plate stove, Franklin's fireplace and the tile stoves of the Moravians in Pennsylvania and North Carolina, together with a list of colonial furnaces in the US and Canada.

Subjects: Stoves.; Stove-plates.; Christian art and symbolism.; Germans - Pennsylvania.

Location: Lancaster History Library - Rare Books

Call Number: 749 D754 1914; 749 M554

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Coal stove invented by Lancaster man

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Author: Worner, William Frederic.

Date of Publication: 1931.

purposes of the common ten plate stove in a family. We understand that one of these stoves in constant use, as well in cooking as in warming a room during the last winter, has not consumed quite a ton of coal ; and that a ten plate stove formerly in the same situation, and used for the same purposes

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Responsibility: by William Frederic Worner.

Author: Worner, William Frederic.

Place of Publication: Lancaster, Pa

Publisher: Lancaster County Historical Society,

Date of Publication: 1931.

Physical Description: 23 p. ; 23 cm.

Series: Journal of the Lancaster County Historical Society ; v. 35, no. 1

Summary: Three paragraph article citing an 1830 Lancaster Journal article that states that a Mr Benedict had obtained a patent for a coal fired stove for cooking and heating. The advantages of using coal wer said to be that foods could be cooked without a smoky taste and that coal was safer to use. The article says that one ton of coal kept the stove in constant use for the winter while a wood burning stove would require three or more cords of wood.

Subjects: Stoves, Coal - Pennsylvania - Lancaster.; Inventions - Pennsylvania - Lancaster.

Contained In: Journal of the Lancaster County Historical Society. Volume 35, number 1 (1931), p. 23Lancaster History Library - Journal974.9 L245 v.35

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Lancaster Motorist : special toll-free Columbia bridge number

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Call Number: 624.2 L224

Notes: v. 31, no. 10, January 1943.

Contents: Final plans under way to free Columbia Bridge -- Remember when--back in 1930--the bridge was being built? -- Freeing of toll writes new chapter in hisotry of Columbia Bridge--Roll [sic] Automobile Club is recalled -- John Wright's gateway by Dean Gable -- Franklin's fireplace recalled.