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Saturday, April 1, Tours at 12, 1, 2 & 3 p.m.
1808–1857: How Young and Precocious James Buchanan Became The “Old Public Functionary"
Before graduating from Dickinson College in Carlisle, James Buchanan is passionate and excited. By the time he becomes President he is a plodding, dogmatic old man. What happened? This month’s 45 minute Living History dramatization will illustrate the experiences and influences responsible.
Wheatland, 230 North President Avenue, Lancaster
Tuesday, April 4, 7:45 p.m.
Friends of the Tanger Arboretum Annual Dinner
Ten Public Gardens You Really Ought To See
Author, horticulturalist and gardener George Weigel takes the Friends of the Tanger Arboretum Annual Dinner on a virtual tour of the ten most spectacular public gardens in North America, including two in Pennsylvania.
The Pressroom, 26 West King Street, Lancaster
Thursday, April 13, 3 – 3:45 p.m.
Curator’s Tour of Lancaster County Quilts
Think Lancaster, think Amish. Think Amish, think quilts. Curator Wendell Zercher will use six quilts in the LancasterHistory.org collection to illustrate and highlight the importance of the craft to Pennsylvania history, art and culture.
LancasterHistory.org, 230 North President Avenue, Lancaster
Thursday, April 13, 4 – 5:30 p.m.
100 Years: U.S. Entry into World War I
It changed everything. In just months, The United States went from a relatively minor player in the world to a military and economic powerhouse. Elizabethtown College President Dr. Carl Strikwerda tells the monthly Regional History Colloquium why we got involved, the national and global impact of our involvement, and how the experience can help us make military decisions in the future.
LancasterHistory.org, 230 North President Avenue, Lancaster
Thursday, April 20, 4 – 6 p.m.
The History of Orthopedic Medicine in Lancaster County
From wooden peg legs to injections of artificial cartilage. A panel of distinguished Lancaster physicians talk about their specialty, bringing it from the pre-revolutionary era to the modern day of joint transplants. The panel discussion is a joint (no pun intended) presentation with The Edward Hand Foundation and Lancaster General Health.
LancasterHistory.org, 230 North President Avenue, Lancaster
Saturday, April 22, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Annual Wreath Laying & Buchanan Birthday Celebration
Widely vilified at his death, Buchanan directed that he not be buried at Wheatland for fear vandals desecrating his grave would damage the house also. He is buried at Woodward Hill Cemetery off South Queen Street, where a White House wreath will be placed as part of the annual marking of his passing.
Afterward, a birthday celebration for the 15th President’s 226th birthday takes place at Wheatland, with tours of the mansion given by students of James Buchanan Elementary School. Cake and punch will be served.
Woodward Hill Cemetery, 501 South Queens Street, Lancaster
LancasterHistory.org, 230 North President Avenue, Lancaster
Friday, April 28, 10 a.m., and on
Downtown Lancaster: Dynamic Through The Decades, A New Exhibit On The Square
A small city to be sure, but there’s never been anything bland about it. The new exhibit at LancasterHistory.org’s downtown location uses images, products and artifacts to illustrate the business and serious fun derived from Lancastrians’ varied religious and cultural backgrounds, creative expression and strong work ethic.
LancasterHistory.org On the Square, 4 West King Street, Lancaster
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USS Indianapolis wreckage found 72 years later - CNN Video
The remains of the USS Indianapolis, which delivered parts of the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima, and was later sunk by a Japanese submarine, have been found.
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Siberia: Medieval Mummies From Mystery Arctic Civilization Discovered in Zelenyy Yar Necropolis
Two medieval mummies from a mystery Arctic civilization have been discovered at the edge of Siberia. The remains of an adult and baby were found in the Zelenyy Yar necropolis, an archaeological complex first discovered in 1997, and were covered in copper-with the adult having been plated from head to
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The family bible is a family's connection to the past and future. It connects an entire family across generations to their history, to their faith and provides an understanding of who their ancestors were. Family bibles often contain locks of hair, photographs, newspaper articles in addition to names, dates of birth, death and marriages.
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April Living History: Precocious, Passionate, & Plodding Buchanan
April 2017 Story Ideas from LancasterHistory.org
The Friends of the Tanger Arboretum Annual Dinner
LancasterHistory.org Honors National Black History Month With Program Set
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Welcome to LancasterHistory.org
FREEDOM: "to secure the Blessings of Liberty" explores the stories of Lancastrians who sought, fought for, lived in, and were denied freedom over the course of 300 years. They are stories of hope, joy, struggle, and survival from Penn's Holy Experiment through the 21st century.
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25rd Annual Art & Leisure Auction
Features “Flashback Friday” Theme
Fastnacht Day: February 28 at
York County History Center
Fastnacht Day will be celebrated at the York County History Center’s Historical Society Museum on Tuesday, February 28, 2017, from 9:30 a.m. – noon. The Friends of the History Center will serve fastnachts, coffee, tea and hot chocolate at the Museum, located at 250 E. Market Street, York.
This free event is held each year as the Friends’ “thank you” to the community for their support throughout the year. Fastnacht Day originated with Pennsylvania Germans on Shrove Tuesday, when all fat had to be removed from the home before Lent.
The Friends hold fundraising events all year to benefit the programs and exhibits of the History Center.
York County History Center Closed January 26-27, 2017
Did colonial courthouse windows end up in the Dover area?
Jonathan Mifflin turns down York County post
York, Pa., really is the center of the universe, especially when you consider its place in historical events. Local historian June Lloyd looks at how things have converged on our hometown, past and present.
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- Upcoming LancasterHistory.org Events August 29 - September 21, 2016
- New Exhibition FREEDOM: "to secure the Blessings of Liberty" Opens September 24 & 25
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- LancasterHistory.org Honors National Black History Month With Program Set
- Free Screening of Harriet Tubman Film Celebrates Black History Month
- The Friends of the Tanger Arboretum Annual Dinner
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- April Living History: Precocious, Passionate, & Plodding Buchanan
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LMHS
Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society | Preserving the culture of Mennonite-related faith communities in Lancaster County
Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society has added a new field trip to the 2016 schedule of events. Get a new view of historic sights in Lancaster and Lebanon with the upcoming field trip, "The Trail of Greenywalt's Boys."
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Swann winter/spring 2018 auction schedule
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Revolutionary Americana & Early Mormon Materials See Historic Prices
American Political Signatures Steal the Show
Travel Posters Take Off: Ten Record Prices Achieved
Swan Auction: Preliminary results of Sale 2413, November 1, 2016
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Half-century of history at Dover AFB
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Online survey seeks public input regarding the preservation of historic places in Delaware
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Virginia Tech was not the worst school massacre in U.S. history. This was.
That spring morning in 1927 could not have been more beautiful, one of the students would later recall. The Bath Consolidated School just outside East Lansing, Mich., was holding final exams, but before the morning bell rang on May 18, 1927, children ran and played outside. Peals of laughter could be heard.
WWII veteran's remains return home after missing 74 years
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Sword belonging to commander of black Civil War unit found
BOSTON (AP) - The sword that belonged to the commanding officer of the first all-black regiment raised in the North during the U.S. Civil War has been recovered after being lost to history for more than 150 years. The British-made sword carried into battle by Col.
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