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Lancaster New Era​

Wed, Jul 24, 1991 ·Page 8
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The Semi-Weekly New Era​

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Abe Buzzard & The Welsh Mountain Gang

Rambling About on Welsh Mountain​

 
The area referred to as “Welsh Mountain” ranks third among Lancaster County high points. Relatively isolated largely because of topography, this area has a storied past. Mary Ann Schlegel will delve into the human and geologic stories of the Welsh Mountain area before exploring the distinctive natural history we enjoy and treasure today.Mary Ann Schlegel is a Naturalist with the Lancaster Department of Parks and Recreation and an Adjunct Instructor in Earth Science at Millersville University.
 

The Daily Evening Express​

Thu, Jan 22, 1874 ·Page 2

Buried Things under the House
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Bunch of Buzzards :laughing7:

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1884 Once a Thief in Jail
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1888 Always a Thief



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