The slave-owning congressmen of Lancaster County [The Scribbler]
At least two men who represented Lancaster County in Congress enslaved African Americans. This may surprise you. It surprised the Scribbler.
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At least two men who represented Lancaster County in Congress enslaved African Americans. This may surprise you. It surprised the Scribbler.
Historic Rock Ford hosted guests Saturday for its innovative “Voices of Yuletide Past” experience. Guests explored Rock Ford decorated for a Yuletide ball as they heard recorded voices of the
The sounds of a crackling fire and sleigh bells outside in the snow. The elegance of a dining room decked out for a Yuletide celebration, as whispered voices prepare for
Holiday revues, along with shows based on a classic film, oft-told fairy tales and a Jane Austen novel, are among the live theater offerings being presented at Lancaster County venues
Lancaster County has its share of local legends and ghost stories, from the Walking Statue of Lancaster Cemetery to the werewolves of the Hans Graf Cemetery.