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The Lady Gray south of Witmer Bridge in the early 1900s. She was a shallow draw steamer, able to carry 100 passengers on trips up and down the river. Florence Starr Taylor's illustration comes from the 33-page 'Canoeing Guide to the Historic Conestoga" booklet.

This afternoon I had the opportunity to receive an impromptu tour when I visited @whitechimneys near Gap. Last summer marked its 300th anniversary, although celebratory festivities have been postponed until this summer due to COVID.

Mysteries abound! #repost from @haintbluehoodoo.

If you love old maps like I do, then you will enjoy this one by John Jarvis, former headmaster at Lancaster Country Day School, from 1978 showing the City of Lancaster from the southeast.

Were the Susquehannock Indians giants?

Check out this great video by @wildpreciousnow that features Uncharted Lancaster! You can find the link to the full length YouTube video in the bio.

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