past and present facts and general description of Lancaster. There are many persons who cannot afford a costly history of the ...

Ever wondered what it was like inside a WW1 trench, tank, or WWII’s legendary Lancaster Bomber? These stunning cross-sections ...

Adding fluoride to Lancaster's water has been a topic of discussion for years. Will other cities stop fluoridation under the ...

After he became ill in 1863, his wife brought him home, but he died three weeks later at 56 years of age (Centennial History of Lancaster, 1898 by C. M. L. Wiseman). The Bell’s had five children ...

A new book explores Pennsylvania’s conservation legacy, which began in the 1800s and still shapes today’s environmental ...

Since 1794, LNP — and those newspapers that preceded it — have been central to Lancaster County life. Tracing its roots to the start of the Lancaster Journal in 1794, LNP celebrated 225 years ...

The Lancaster tombstone is iconic ... Most of the content on A History of the World is created by the contributors, who are the museums and members of the public. The views expressed are theirs ...

This is the northern slab with indents for two shields (probably the arms of de Forz and Lancaster). "Alexander of Abingdon" by M.J.H. Liversidge in Abingdon Essays, Studies in Local History, 1989. "A ...

The Avro Lancaster bomber was a key weapon of the Allies during the War. More than 7,000 were produced, which flew a total of more than 150,000 missions - from which more than 3,000 planes were ...

Chestnut between Broad and Columbus Streets, it often catches my eye, and others have asked me about its history too. Henry Bell (1808-1863) came to Lancaster from Baltimore, married and had five ...

The Lancaster tombstone is iconic, dramatic and immediate evidence of the Romans in Britian - and a remarkable new discovery from the world of archaeology. It gives us, in one image, and a brief ...