The borough of Lititz serves as the focal point of this northern Lancaster County landscape, characterized by a dense network of roads radiating from the town center toward neighboring villages. The area’s historical hydrology is well-defined by the Lititz Spring and the southward flow of Lititz Run, while the northern hills are marked by the Cornwall Lookout Tower near Eagle Rock. A series of small settlements such as Brunnerville, Rothsville, and Brickerville illustrate the region's traditional Pennsylvania Dutch country settlement patterns, where small crossroads communities developed around local industry and agriculture.
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1891 · Lebanon
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1893 · Lebanon
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1899 · Lebanon
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1902 · Wernersville
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1902 · Lancaster
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1904 · Lancaster
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1906 · New Holland
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1908 · New Holland
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1941 · New Holland
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1943 · Lancaster
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