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Lancaster

Lancaster, nicknamed the "Red Rose" city, is the seat of Lancaster County. Named after Lancashire, England, from the house of Lancashire, it was the largest inland town in America from the 1760-1800's. The city maintains much of its colonial architecture and is situated in one of the nation's richest agricultural regions.

Lancaster became the nation's capital for one day when the Continental Congress met here in September 1777. The city was also the state capital prior to 1812. Lancaster was home to James Buchanan, the only US President from Pennsylvania.

Today, Lancaster and its surrounding countryside is the historic home of the Pennsylvania Dutch (Germans), often referred to as the Amish.

Official website: http://www.cityoflancasterpa.com/


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Name|Floors|Status|Year|Drawings
Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square19built2009
Greist Building14built1925
Lancaster House North12built1978
Stevens House Condominiums10built
Ramada Inn Brunswick Hotel10built1970
Old Lancaster County Courthouse4built1854
Armstrong Lancaster Plant10built1929
First Presbyterian Church3built1850
Lancaster Regional Medical Center7built
Lancaster House South11built1979
Lancaster General Hospital10built
Farnum Street East10built1977
Church Street Towers10built1968
Trinity Lutheran Church3built1794