A 1696 Visit to
"Quanestagua"
By Charles E. Hunter
A t Conestoga, in October 1705, James Logan, the Provincial
Secretary, reminded the Indians that William Penn had visited them —
probably in the year 1700 — and that his son, William Penn Jr.,
had been there in 1704. However, a document in the British Public
Records Office in London brings to light an earlier official visit to
Conestoga by Pennsylvania provincial agents in 1696, and touches on the
relations of the Indians there with groups farther west. It also
under-scores the relative mobility of Indians, singly or in groups, during the
period of their early contact with Europeans.
Informed of these events, Governor Markham lost no time in
consultation and arranging to send a delegation to Conestoga to assure
the Indians of the Colony's concern and support. Captain Cock
volun-teered to deliver the governor's message, and, to give further weight
to the embassy, he was accompanied by fifteen Indians whose spokesmen
were entrusted with messages from Tangoros and Seacoppy, chief men of
the Delaware Indians then living on the Schuylkill River in present
Montgomery County.
The embassy left Philadelphia about June 27, 1696, arrived at
Conestoga on July 7, and returned to Philadelphia on July 14. Cock's
report notes the Indians' satisfaction at the Province's concern, makes
reference to the Conestogas' friendship with the Schuylkill Indians, and
projects a journey by some of the Conestogas to Philadelphia the
follow-ing autumn. It also permits, together with the earlier verbal report,
some discussion of the circumstances involved in the raids.
The presence on the Susquehanna of Miami Indians, whose home
was in what is now Indiana, calls for some explanation. Actually,
this Miami raid was not an isolated incident; the Lower Susquehanna
suffered a series of such attacks. The Indians of the Northeast in
general seem to have been somewhat ambivalent about their own
proximity to white settlements and trading stations. On the one hand,
a number of the effects of contact with Europeans served to disrupt
the traditional patterns of Indian life, and efforts were made by many
groups to avoid these effects by staying out of harm's way; on the other
hand, access to desirable European-supplied goods was to be had primarily
through trade, either through direct contact with whites or by exchanges
through Indian intermediaries, but in either case drawing the Indians
toward white settlements. So, odd though it may seem at first thought,
these Miami raids may have been motivated by the desire to establish
trade relations. Earlier in the century, the Susquehannocks themselves
had attacked the Delawares in order to gain access to trading stations
at the head of Delaware Bay. Later in the century, the Susquehannocks
in turn were attacked by the Seneca, motivated in part, at least, by
their
desire for a better trade outlet.
The embassy was successful, and warmly approved by the Conestoga
Indians. As Captain Cock concluded in his report,
As we had don Speaking The Susquehanna Indians roase up all together and in a great Shout Cry'd out very good, verygood, very good, and then sat in Councill a little time, afterwards one Roase up and said. In ye ffal of ye Leafe wee think some of us to Come and See ye Goverr. then Stroak us said wee are very glad, very glad, very glad, Wee see now what Thomas Lloyd Said is true, that ye Christians are the same in friendship now as then.
Note:
Accessions to L. C.H.S. Library
By Salinda M. Matt
The following accessions to our Library have been received during
1981. This listing is divided into nine categories: 1. Books with Authors,
2. Books without Authors, 3. Bible Records, 4. Deeds and Land Records,
5. Manuscript Items, 6. Photographs, 7. Post Cards, 8. Stock
Certifi-cates and Bonds, 9. Miscellaneous.
1. Books with Authors
Adams, Dorothy M.K. comp.
Myers family history.
(Typescript) 1981.Androkites, Allen D.
Measured Drawings Of Selected Pieces of Woodwork By Paul W.
Eshleman.
(Book) 1980.Armstrong Cork Co. Building Materials Division.
Armstrong's Concealment Materials.
(Typescript) 1942.
Armstrong Cork Company
Manpower Recruiting and Control Program.
(Typescript) 1943. Armstrong Cork Company Munitions Division.Munitions Production Planning Manual of
Operation and Control.
(Typescript) 1944.Armstrong Cork Co. Munitions Division.
War Contract; Pre-termination Planning.
(Type-cript) 1944.Armstrong, Edward, ed.
Memoirs Of The Historical Society Of Pennsylvania.
(Book) 1864. Aurand, Monroe, Jr.Child Life of the Pennsylvania Germans.
(Booklet) 1947.Baer, Christopher T.
Canals and Railroads of the Mid-Atlantic States, 1800-1860.
(Book) 1981.Ball, Berenice M.
Forty Years of Days.
(Book) 1980Bare, Howard C.
Ancestors and Relatives of Kendig Herr Bare, Lancaster, Pa.
(Typescript) 1981.Bare, Howard C.
Some Descendants of John Bare (Barr), Conestoga Township, Lancaster
County in the Commonwealth of PA.
(Typescript) 1981.Bealer, Alex W.
The log cabin; homes of the North American Wilderness.
(Book) 1979. Beers, F.W.Atlas of Cumberland Co., Pa. 1872.
(Book) 1976.Beers, F.W.
County Atlas of Lebanon, Pa., 1875.
(Book) 1981.Beers, S.N. & D.G. Beers.
Atlas of Westmoreland Co. of Pa., 1867.
(Book) 1981.Berlin, Dianne B. and Mary Ellen LaBotz
Das Rochbuch-collection of favorite recipes
submitted to Lutheran Church Women Pub. by church.
(Book) 1980.Bishop, Robert and Elizabeth Safanda.
Gallery of Amish Quilts: Design Diversity from a
Plain People.
(Book) 1976.Bitner, John.
Bitner, a single lineage from John Bittner.
(Typescript) 1981.Blatt, Milton K. and Luella E.
Salem Belleman's Union Church Confirmation's thru 1980.
(Book) 1980.Blatt, Milton K. and Luella E.
Salem Belleman's Union Church, supplementary history, 1979.
(Book) 1979.Blatt, Milton K. and Luella E.
Salem Belleman's Union Church: Supplementary History,
1980.
(Booklet) 1980.Blockson, Charles L.
The Underground Railroad.
(Book) 1981.Bothway Directory Co.
Alphabetical Directory of Columbia.
(Book) 1916.Bowen, Robert D.
Information on the Bowen Family as descended from Thomas Bowen,
Chester Co. 1742.
(Typescript) 1981.Bowman, Jane Belknap.
Before the Bowman Boys.
(Book) 1976.Boyd, John Wright.
A Family History: Boyds And Connected Families.
(Book) 1980. Boyer, Carl, ed.Ship Passenger Lists: Pa. and Delaware, 1641-1825.
(Book) 1980. Brubaker, Marie E.Brubaker.
(Typescript) n.d.Burrell, Percy Jewett.
Pageant of Gratitude.
(Play-script) 1929. Carmean, Edna J.The Blue-eyed Six.
(Book) 1981.Castner, Charles Schuyler.
Berksiana.
(Book) 1976.Clemson, Charles R.
McCauslands of Lancaster County, PA.
(Typescript) 1980.Cliosophic Society.
Clio, 1879-1954: Account of 75th Anniversary Celebration and records
of programs from 1939 to 1954.
(Pamphlet) 1954.Connor, Ralph.
Jost Hite-from the Neckar to the Shenandoah.
(Typescript) 1980. Cummings, Hubertis M.The Mason and Dixon Line.
(Book) 1962.DAR
Great Women of the American Revolution.
(Book) 1975.Derry Township Bicentennial Committee.
A History of Derry Township, 1729-1976.
(Book) 1976.Diller, Theodore.
South Queen Street As I Knew It.
(Typescript) n.d.Di Ninni, Ronald V. comp.
History of Rutherford, Pennsylvania.
(Book) 1979. Drake, Mrs. Wm. Preston and Others.Kentucky in Retrospect, 1792-1942.
(Book) 1942. Dructor, Robert M.A Guide to Genealogical Sources at the Pa. State Archives.
(Book) 1980. Dyke, Mary Hull.Antiques Study Group Notebook, 1940's.
(Notebook) 1948?Ealer, Frederick S.
People: A History of the Ealer Family.
(Book) 1968.Eisenhart, Ruth Madeline.
Descendants of Peter and Anna Marie Eyster Eisenhart.
(Book) 1971Evans, Mel-Jr.
Marriages Of The Medical Profession.
(Booklet) 1981.Eyler, Paul W. and Ralph F. Miller.
Wildflowers of Lancaster County.
(Book) 1980. Fagan, L.Township Map of Berks County, Pa. 1862.
(Book, Reprint) 1972.Ferrell, Lloyd G.
Ancestors and Descendants of Reuben Showalter.
(Book) 1980.Filby, P. William.
Passenger and Immigrations Lists Bibliography, 1538-1900.
(Book) 1981. Filby, P. William.Passenger and Immigration Lists Index.
(Books) 1981.Foellner, Raymond.
Introduction to the Lineal Heirs of Henry William Stiegel.
(Book) 1977. Frazier, Persifor.General Persifor Frazier: a Memoir Compiled from his own papers.
(Book)1907.
Frazier, Persifor.
Notes and Papers of or connected with Persifor Frazer in Glasslough,
Ire-land and his son John Frazier of Phila., 1735 to 1765.
(Book) 1906.Fryer, Judith E.
25 Year Index of PA. Folklife. Vol. 1-25, 1949-1976.
(Book) 1980. Furlong, Roland Dulaney. 'Dulaney-FurlongAnd Kindred Families.
(Book) 1975. Gibson, John.History of York County, Pennsylvania.
(Book) 1886.Gross, Louis A.
The Gross Genealogy.
(Microfilm) 1972.Grove, James W.
James W. Groves's Scrapbook of the Corsair Airplane 1942-1945.
(Scrap-book) 1945.Hansen, Judith W., comp.
Pennsylvania Prints from the collection of John C. O'Connor
and Ralph M. Yeager.
(Book) 1980.Harkins, Elizabeth.
James Holliday, Sr. 1780-1980.
(Photocopy) 1980.Federal Census: Vol. 1: Index to the 1780 Tax Records. (Book) 1981.
Heiges, George L., comp. 125th Anniversary of Hope Fire Engine and Hose Company
Man-heim, Pa. and 17th Annual Convention of Lancaster Co. Firemen's Assoc. (Booklet)
1937.
Hess, Larry E. Martic Township 1705-1980; 275 Years of History. (Book) 1980.
Hinke, William J. and Frederick S. Weiser. Record of Pastoral Acts at the Lutheran and
Reformed Congregations of the Muddy Creek Church, E. Cocalico Twp., 1730-1790.
(Book) 1981.
Historic Preservation Trust of Lanc. Co. Preservation Education Project. (Book) 1981. Hohman, John George. The Long Lost Friend, Containing Arts and Remedies, For Man As
Well As Animals. (Book) 1819?
Home Mission Society. Moravian Cook Book of Tried Recipes. (Book) 1905. Howard, Jack Randolph. Alexander Patton of Haw Old Fields Progeny. (Book) 1980. Irwin, Josiah Kennedy. Original ledger of accounts for his farm and tavern starting in 1811.
(Photocopy) n.d.
Johnson, Fred. The Henry "English Pattern" Rifle. (Magazine article) 1981.
Johnson, Herbert A. Imported Eighteenth-Century Law Treatises in American Libraries,
1700-1799. (Book) 1978.
Jolly, James A. Pa.: The Holy Experiment. (Typescript) 1981.
Jolly, James A. History of Penn Manor Lanc. Co., Pa. (Typescript) 1981. Katz, Herbert and Marjorie. Museums, U.S.A. (Book) 1965
Kehl, James A. Boss Rule in the Golden Age: Matt Quay of Pa. (Book) 1981. Kelsey, Raynor W., ed. Cazenove Journal, 1794. (Book) 1922.
Kendig, James W. Nomenclatural History of Quercus Muehlenbergh. (Pamphlet) 1979. Kerns, Wilmer L. Shanholtzer History and allied Family Roots of Hampshire County, W. Va.
and Frederick County, Va. (Book) 1980.
Keyser, Alan G., and others. Accounts of Two Pa. German Furniture Makers-Abraham
Overholt, Bucks Co., 1790-1833 and Peter Ranck, Lebanon Co., 1794-1817. (Book)
1978.
Kilheffer, Esther M. and others. Record of Chi Chapter (Lancaster County) of Delta Kappa
Gamma since organization, February 14, 1948. (Book) 1981.
King, Gene D. From England to Pennsylvania, U.S.A. (The Charlestons of Lancaster
County). (Typescript) 1981.
Klein, H.M.J. Two Hundred Years of Advertising in Lancaster County. (Book) 1929. Kriebel, H.W. Seeing Lancaster County From A Trolley Window (Pamphlet) 1910. Lainhoff, Thomas A. Buildings of Lancaster County, 1815. (Book) 1981.
Lancaster Chamber of Commerce Lancaster, Pa., The Red Rose City. (Booklet) 1935. Lancaster City Planning Comm. Certification of the Adams-Musser Towns Area for
Redevel-opment. (Booklet) 1958.
Lancaster City Planning Comm. Comprehensive circulation plan, Part I: North-South
circu-lation. (Booklet) 1959.
Lancaster City Planning Comm. Downtown Lancaster . . . 1980. (Brochure) 1950. Lancaster City Planning Comm, Downtown Renewal Project #1. (Booklet) 1960. Lancaster City Planning Comm. Lancaster moves ahead-vol. 1. (Booklet) 1959.
Lancaster City Planning Comm. Lancaster subdivision regulations: City of Lancaster. (Booklet) 1959.
Lancaster City Planning Comm. A Look at today . . . a glimpse of tomorrow: a review and
preview of urban renewal in Lancaster, Pa. (Booklet) 1962.
Lancaster City Planning Comm. Workable program for Community development. (Booklet) 1959.
Lancaster City Planning Comm. Workable program for community development: application
for Certification. (Booklet) 1958.
Lancaster County Planning Commission. Library Handbook. (Booklet) 1981.
Lancaster County Planning Commission Park and Open Space Guidelines. (Booklet) 1967. Lancaster Newspapers, Inc. Facts about Lancaster Pa., An Economic Bright Spot. (Brochure)
1968.
Lasansky, Jeanette Central Pa. Red ware Pottery, 1780-1904. (Booklet) 1979.
Census of York Co.
(Book) 1981.McCollum, "Buck Private"
History and Rhymes of the Lost Battalion.
(Book) 1929. McCurley, James B. Jr., comp.DeHoff family of Pa., 1757.
(Typescript) 1981. McIntosh, Harris.Chronicle of the Harris and McIntosh Families.
(Book) 1980.Mast, J. Lemar and Lois Ann, comp.
Index to Annals of Conestoga Valley.
(Typescript) 1981.Miller, George.
Pennsylvania Album: Picture Postcards, 1900-1930.
(Book) 1979. Moore, F. McCormick.Gibson-McCormick-Turner Genealogy.
(Book) 1980. Musser, Edgar, comp.The Musser Family.
1981.Myers, William Scott
Myers History.
(Book) 1909.Neff, Larry M. and Weiser, Frederick S.
Friedrich Henrich Gelwicks, Shoemaker and Distiller
accounts, 1760-1783.
(Book) 1979.Norton, Thomas, ed.
Homage to Charles Demuth Still life painter of Lancaster.
(Book) 1978. Noyes, William.Armstrong in Aircraft World War II.
(Typescript) 1945.Palmer, Tim
Rivers of Pennsylvania.
(Book) 1980.Paris, Francklyn Wynne
The three David Porters: Captain, Commodore, and Admiral and
their Delaware roots.
(Magazine Article) 1981.Parsons, N. Vincent and Margaret P. Parsons.
Johnson-Horning Families.
(Book) 1980. Pa. Economy League. Lanc. Co. Branch.Planning for Greater Lancaster: a memorandum.
(Booklet) 1944.
Pa. Historical Commission.
Pa. Sesquicentennial Celebration of the
Sullivan-Clinton-Brod-head Expeditions against the Iroquois Indians 1779-1929.
(Booklet) 1929.Pa. State Elks Assoc.
Official Program, 1937
(Booklet) 1937.Pa. State Normal School Yearbook
Touchstone, Vol XV, 1913.
(Book) 1913. Pa. Turnpike Commission.The Pennsylvania Turnpike.
(Pamphlet) n.d. Pequea Publishers.Amish directory of the Lancaster County family.
(Book) 1980. Pierson, Susan Hewitt.Pennsylvania Roots and Spreading Branches; Genealogy of Allied
Lines: Keller, Leckenton, Page (Barge) 1721-1980.
(Book) 1980. Reem, Harvey Ellwood.Elizabethtown Two Centuries Ago.
(Book) 1933. Riddle, WilliamStory of Lancaster: Old and New.
(Book) 1917.Robinson, Nugent, comp.
Collier's Cyclopedia of Commercial and Social Information and
Treasury of Useful and Entertaining Knowledge.
(Book) 1900.Roehl, Katherine M.
The Book of Geib.
(Typescript) 1967.Rosenberger, Homer Tope
Adventures and Philosophy of a Pa. Dutchman: an autobiography.
(Book) 1981.
Rudy, Arthur F.
History of the Rudy Family of Lancaster County, Pa.
(Typescript) 1981. Sater, JoelThe patchwork quilt.
(Book) 1981.Schlegel, Donald M.
Passengers from Ireland, 1811-1817.
(Book) 1980.Schuleen, Ernest T. and others
Safe Harbor Water Power Corporation: the 50th Anniversary
Year, 1931-1981.
(Booklet) 1981.Shelley, Mary Virginia
Dr. Ed.: The Story of General Edward Hand.
(Book) 1978. Shertz, Albert, comp.Chart of the Melchior Brenneman Family.
(Chart) 1981. Shertz, Albert, comp.Genealogical Chart of Kägy Family.
(Chart) 1981. Shirk, John O.Lancaster housing study.
(Booklet) n.d.Shouse, Genevieve M.
Wamplers In America.
(Book) 1981.Smith, Debra D.
Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity Bibliography.
(Typescript) 1981.Snyder, John J. Jr.
Final Report: Comprehensive Historic Sites Survey of Lancaster City.
(Report) 1981.
Souder, Paul B. Sr., comp.
Family chart of related families.
(Chart) 1935. Spence, Mary KirkWilliam Penn: A Bibliography.
(Booklet) 1932.Stephen, Walker Lewis
Pennsylvania German And Huguenot Antiques.
(Book) 1925. Summar, D. J.Notes and Genealogical Charts on John Shiley (1814-1892) of Lancaster, Pa.
and some descendants. (Family
record) n.d.Suran, Frank M.
Guide To The Record Guides In State Archives.
(Book) 1980. Texter, Donald A.Descendants of Adam Texter, 1746-1813.
(Chart) 1981.Waddell, Louise.
Unity From Diversity: Extracts From Selected Pa. Colonial Documents
1681 to 1780.
(Book) 1980.Walker, Sandra Rambo
Country Cloth to Coverlets: Textile Traditions in the 19th Century
Central Pa.
(Book) 1981.Wallace Township Historical Commission.
Wallace Township: Born in Controversy in 1852.
(Book) 1977.
Waybright, Evelyn M. and Roger J.
One Line of Descent in the Waybright Family.
(Book) 1981.Webber, Joan
How old is your house? A Guide to research.
(Book) 1978.Weiser, Frederick S.
The Lutheran Church In New Holland, Pa., 1730-1980.
(Book) 1980. Weiser, Frederick S.St. James Evangelical Lutheran Church, Lititz, Lanc. Co. Pa. Records,
1905-1919.
(Typescript) 1981.Wheeler, A. G., Jr.
Tarnished plant bug: Cause of potato rot? An episode in Mid-Nineteenth
Century entomology and plant pathology.
(Booklet) 1981.Whyte, Donald
Dictionary of Scotish Emigrants to the U.S.A.
(Book) 1972.Whyte, Donald, comp.
Principal Sources of Descendents of the Daughters of William Maule
and Bethie Guthrie.
(Chart) 1981.Winpenny, Thomas R.
The Engineer as Promoter: Charles Tillinghast James and the Gospel
of Steam Cotton Mills.
(Magazine Article) 1981.Worrell, Anne Lowry.
Early marriages, wills and some Revolutionary War Records, Botetourt
County, Virginia.
(Book) 1980.2.
Books without Authors
Abstract of Lanc. Co. Pa. Wills, 1721-1820.
(Books) 1981.Columbia-Wrightsville Bridge.
(Pamphlet) 1980.DAR Patriot Index, vol.II.
(Book) 1980.Deale-Sussex County Court Records, 1680-1699.
(Microfilm) n.d.Family Information on the Line of Andreas and Susannah Eby.
(Typescript)n.d.
Ferree family chart.
(Chart) n.d.Genealogical Information of the Erb and Graybill Families.
Genealogical Information on Benjamin Groff Herr and a handwritten diary of Allan Adam
Herr, son of Benjamin.
(Notebook) n.d.Grace Church Cook Book and Business Directory.
(Book) 1905A History of the United Zion Church, 1853-1980.
(Book) 1981.Humane League of Lanc. Co. Auxiliary: Annual Open Horse Show:
First-seventh. (Booklets) 1975-1981.Independence Hall. (5
Booklets) n.d.Index to County Atlas of Lebanon, Pa., 1875.
(Book) 1981.Information on the Leib family.
1981Lancaster Vol. no. 12.
(Magazine) 1951.Lancaster College for Young Women, Sept. 1905 to June 1906.
(Book) 1906.Lanc. Co. Garden Spot of U.S.
(Booklet) n.d.Mountville Sesquicentennial 1814-1964
(Book) 1964.The Old Lancaster Antiques Show, 1981.
(Book) 1981.Papers of The Historical Society of York County, 1902-1939.
(Book)Pennsylvania in the War Of The Revolution.
(Book) 1887.Pictorial Records of the Sesqui-Centennial International Exposition, Philadelphia, Pa.
(Booklet) 1926.
Information on a Downtown Parking Study.
1951.Map of 190 tracts of land in Union, Swatara, Bethel Townships, Lancaster (now Lebanon)
County.
Original Architectural Drawing (Front View) of the Almshouse of Lancaster Co., May 1873,
by John H. Evans.
Red Rose Coin Club.
15th Commemorative Medal-Demuth Tobacco Shop.
(Coins) 1980.Slides related to the career of M. Luther Heisey, Historian and Genealogist.
1914-1918. (Booklet) 1919.
St. John's Evangelical I.utheran Church, Columbia, Pa. (Book) 1981. The Slumbering Groundhog I.og, 1908-1972. (Booklet) 1972. Swinton's Reader (third, fourth and fifth). (Books) 1882-1883.
The Union, a History of Union United Presbyterian Church, 1816-1980. (Book) 1980. Woolworth's 100 Anniversary 1879-1979. (Newspaper supplement) 1979.
3. Bible Records
Bible Records of Jacob Bachman. (Typescript) n.d. Bible Records of George S. Boyle Family. (Typescript) n.d. Bible Records from 2 Conyngham Family Bibles. (Typescript) n.d.
Bible Records of Samuel S. Hess and wife, Sarah (Herr) Hess, with Herr family records.
(Typescript) n.d.
Bible Records of Christian H. Hoover Family. (Typescript) n.d. Bible Records of Henry G. Minich Family. (Transcript) n.d. Bible Records of Michael Musselman Family. (Typescript) n.d. Bible Records of Adam Rockafield Family. n.d.
Bible Records of Henry Strohm Family. n.d.
4. Deeds and Land Records
Agreement of Sale Between William Aulthouse of Strasburg Twp. and Levi L. Eckert of Co-lumbia Boro. 3
January
1901.Deed between Catherine Keppele of Philadelphia to Albrecht Du Fresne of Borough of Lan-caster. 14 March 1793.
Deed from Henry Keneagy and wife, Sarah of Strasburg Twp. to Jacob Denlinger of Strasburg
Twp.
13 December 1824.5. Manuscript Items
Account Book for the Miller Hardware Co., Marietta, Pa. 24 March 1871 to 21 July 1875.
(Book) 1875.
Account Books of Philip Brehm, Petersburg, Lancaster Co., Pa. 1827-1841, 1832-1844. Account Books of the E. J. Erisman's gentleman's clothing store circa 1860. (Account book)
1860.
Constable's Commission for William Wittick for the 2nd Ward of Columbia Borough for the year 1884.
List of Personal Property of M. M. Grove Which was burned by the Rebels in Chambersburg. Pa., 30 July 1864.
Paper dated 11 May 1798, Signed by James Ross. Tax List of 1779 for Christian Springs, Pa.
6. Photographs
A.I.O. Knights of Malta Band. n.d.
Basement of Oyster House of Metfetts Bros., Queen and Walnut Streets, Lancaster, Pa.
circa 1892.
Brownstown National Bank. Original bank interior showing cashier and teller windows.
circa 1910.
Company
A,
109th Machine Gun Battalion. All persons recruited from Lancaster Co. n.d. Exterior of the Residences of H. Roy Eshelman; Oliver J. Keller; Dr. Pusiant Barsumian;Theodore 0. Wohlsen; .1. Alfred Eckman; Guy C. Eaby. Fourth Columbia-Wrightsville Bridge, 1897-1964.
Interiors and Exteriors of the Farmers Trust Company of Lancaster County, Lancaster, Pa. Pichler's Restaurant (Railroad Hotel, Manheim) about 1905.
