Explore the history of this Mount Joy home, which was once a governor's residence
Despite the collection of millstones dotting the property, there is nothing ârun of the millâ about Diana and Ken Hillâs Mount Joy home. The Georgian-style farmhouse on Garfield Road stands tall, representing a microcosm of Lancaster history â from mill to iron furnace to governorâs mansion to dairy farm to collectorâs paradise â this property has undergone more transformations than a wood frog. A date stone uncovered beneath plaster reveals the home was completed in 1807 by Martin Greider. It is durable and functional, and it has been in Diana Hillâs f...
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