Preface | p. 9 |
The Susquehanna River | |
Indian Rock Carvings Draw New Interest | p. 13 |
Examining the River's Potholed Rocks | p. 15 |
Ice in August: Surprise for Early Coal Dredgers | p. 18 |
Lloyd Mifflin Followed the Susquehanna | p. 20 |
The City of Lancaster | |
Lancaster in 1910: A Good, Solid, Family Town | p. 23 |
Lancaster's Terrain: It's All Uphill to the College | p. 26 |
When Did Mapmakers Add the City to Their Charts? | p. 28 |
How Lancaster Became One of the Densest Cities | p. 29 |
Roads, Steamboats, Railroads and Trolleys | |
Great Wagon Road Linked Lancaster with the South | p. 31 |
Steamboats Invented Here but Never Traveled Far | p. 33 |
Low-Grade Line Was an Engineering Triumph | p. 36 |
How the Highway Robbers Killed Trolley Service | p. 38 |
Watt&Shand, Woolworth's and the Brunswick | |
Watt&Shand Building Links Two Centuries | p. 43 |
Recalling Better Days for Woolworth's Five-and-Ten | p. 46 |
Brunswick Sold Shoofly Pie á la Mode for Thirty-five Cents | p. 50 |
With Demuth Snuff, You Inhaled Whiskey and Soap | p. 52 |
Lancaster at War | |
Waiting for Hostile Indians to Sweep into Town | p. 55 |
On the Road to Glory: Assault on Fort Wagner | p. 57 |
Burning the Susquehanna Bridge at Columbia | p. 60 |
A Lancastrian Raised the USS Maine | p. 62 |
Worrying about Saboteurs in World War II | p. 65 |
Influential Lancastrians | |
Declaration Signer Was a Reluctant Rebel | p. 69 |
Frederick Muhlenberg, First House Speaker | p. 71 |
When James Buchanan Was Tossed Out of College | p. 73 |
Nurses Honor Generosity of a Grieving Mother | p. 75 |
Lancastrian Failed to Deliver First Mail by Air | p. 77 |
Three Thousand Packed Cemetery to Honor Fallen Soldier | p. 79 |
General from Manheim Proved Grit at Bull Run | p. 81 |
Thaddeus Stevens Directed Johnson's Impeachment | p. 84 |
Artist Caroline Peart Lies in Obscure Cemetery | p. 86 |
Memorable Characters | |
A Fishing Story as Told | p. 89 |
Sam Lazarowitz Sold the New Era in the Rain | p. 91 |
The Last Members of the Horse Thief Association | p. 94 |
Hattie Brunner:"Feisty Woman, with Great Expertise;rdquo; | p. 96 |
"Jack" Zook of Paradise Popularized Hex Signs | p. 98 |
The Amish and Pennsylvania Dutch | |
Amish Went to Jail to Protest School Laws | p. 103 |
Poetry Calmed Community after School Shootings | p. 106 |
Place Names: Noodledoosey to Bisskatzeloch | p. 108 |
"Principal Symbol of the Pennsylvania Dutchman" | p. 110 |
Commentary | |
Station on the Underground Railroad Destroyed | p. 113 |
North Queen Street, Once Movie House Row, Goes Dark | p. 115 |
They Want to Build a Wall, but There's a Better Way | p. 118 |
Revive River Towns with Water Recreation | p. 120 |
Too Close: Preservation, Progress Barely Coexist | p. 123 |
About the Author | p. 127 |
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