Logo for the Remember When In Lancaster Facebook page. Click to enlarge photos. |
Logo for the The Lancastrian Facebook page. |
Lancaster's Fire truck many years ago. |
Rocky Springs Amusement Park in the south end of the city. |
The gang, The Paxton Boys, murdered Indians held in the Lancaster Prison in 1763 |
What set of photos from Lancaster wouldn't have an Amish photo? |
A story in itself! |
Remember the old time gas stations and the dinger hose you drove over that rang the bell inside the garage to alert the owner that you needed gas. |
Lancaster Fair Grounds, 1912. The fairgrounds are now the Donnelly Printing Co. |
1966 protest against the Viet Nam War. |
Hubley Toy Factory was about two blocks from my house as a child. Always enjoyed looking at the toys in their display cabinet. |
And who didn't take in a drive-in movie from time to time. If you never did, you missed out on a great experience. RCA Corp. was also located a mile from my home. |
General Edward Hand lived in the southern end of Lancaster. |
An aerial view of Rocky Springs Park. |
This all started in 1839 when someone installed a bathtub in their house! |
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