Lititz and its surrounding borough landscapes showcase a dense concentration of religious and genealogical heritage in northern Lancaster County. The town core is anchored by historical sites like the Revolutionary War Memorial and the Lititz Church of the Brethren Memorial Garden. North of the settled center, the terrain rises into the Furnace Hills, where peaks such as Eagle Rock and Cannon Hill overlook a landscape marked by longstanding Mennonite and Amish communities. This pattern of settlement is reflected in the numerous family and denominational burial grounds, including the Hammer Creek Old Order Amish Cem and the Erb Mennonite Church Cem. Connectivity across this agricultural and residential region is defined by corridors like Lancaster Ave and the Horseshoe Trl, while the southern portion of the quadrangle accommodates modern infrastructure at the Lancaster Airport.
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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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