Entering the grounds of the vineyard - an eighteenth century stone mill.
The original farmhouse of the vineyard.
A storage barn on the premises.
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parks: Lancaster PA Buchanan Park Historic Restoration - 07/22/09 03:27 PM
If you've passed Lancaster PA's Buchanan Park, located on Lancaster's West End at Buchanan and Race Avenue, you may have wondered why the small historic building, of almost doll house proportions, is located close to the middle of the park. I had originally guessed that it might have once been a small schoolhouse. (4 comments)
parks: Lancaster PA Fireworks! - 07/06/09 07:42 PM
Cannons, a marching band and fireworks capped off the Fourth of July weekend in Lancaster, PA this year!
Long's Park was the focal point for an estimated 35,000 Lancastrians to celebrate our country's birthday!
The festivities were scheduled to officially start at 7:30 pm. Knowing that the crowds would (13 comments)
parks: Philadelphia RE BarCamp Rocks! - 05/28/09 02:35 PM
Early Tuesday morning, 300 real estate professionals from the northeast region meet to network and learn from each other in Philadelphia! Held at the headquarters of the Greater Philadelphia Association of Realtors, the event was sponsored by GPAR, Trulia, TastyKake, Zillow, Coldwell Banker, Trend MLS, and a number of others. REBarCamp has brought real (8 comments)
parks: Linear Park, Lititz, PA - 05/16/09 05:35 PM
One of the most pleasant and historic towns in Lancaster County is the borough of Lititz, PA, founded by the Moravians in 1756. Besides the wonderfully preserved architectural heritage and rich history, there are well-tended parks and green areas which add to the quality of life.
Linear Park is one (7 comments)
parks: Caring Singles Picnic, East Lampeter Township, PA - 07/21/08 05:46 PM
On Saturday, July 19, Caring Singles held its summer picnic. This year we held it at the East Lampeter, PA Township Community Park, a beautiful park located between Routes 30 and 340.
The weather was ninety-five degrees and muggy, but we had electric service to our pavillion and several members brought (8 comments)
The park, located between North Lime, East Chestnut, North Shippen and East Marion Streets in Lancaster, PA had been closed for renovations since the fall of 2006, and was in the process of getting an extensive upgrade.
This (6 comments)
parks: Lancaster PA Independence Day Weekend, 2008 - 07/04/08 09:40 PM
Good summer weather with only an occasional passing rain shower was forecast for the July Fourth holiday weekend. On Friday, July Fourth, a chicken barbecue at Musser Park was sponsored by the Musser Park Civic Association. Arts, crafts and games were part of the scheduled entertainment.
July Fourth also coincided with (4 comments)
parks: East Lampeter Township Community Park - 05/23/08 08:59 AM
Of the many parks in Lancaster County, PA, one of the prettiest but less well known is the East Lampeter Township Community Park.
Although the park is located between Route 340 and the outlets area of Route 30, it's off Hobson Road, a country road, and it has a quiet, private atmosphere. (4 comments)
parks: Cherry Blossoms - 05/02/08 04:13 PM
This spring has produced a magnificent crop of cherry blossoms! I have always been fond of cherry blossoms ever since as a small child I played under the canopy of pink trees in front of my parents' home. The problem with cherry blossoms is how fragile they are. They bloom in late April and (10 comments)
parks: Breezy View Overlook, Columbia, PA - 11/27/07 07:10 PM
On a windy late November day, I passed over the Chickies Hill between Marietta and Columbia, PA. Shortly before Columbia, I stopped at the Breezy View Overlook. Just off Pennsylvania Route 441, the Overlook offers a spectacular view of the Susquehanna River. "Breezy View" was an understatement on this windy November day - I had (27 comments)
parks: Chickies Rock County Park - 09/26/07 07:14 AM
Located on Chickies Hill between Marietta and Columbia, PA, Chickies Rock County Park offers some of the most spectacular views of the Susquehanna River available anywhere in the Susquehanna Valley.
Located off Route 441, the park starts with a parking area.
Walking trails meander west toward the river...
Although the (9 comments)
parks: Lancaster County's Central Park - 07/19/07 05:38 PM
Lancaster County's Central Park is one of the most beautiful parks in the county. Located on the Conestoga River one mile south of Lancaster, the park can be reached from Chesapeake Street.
The park is also home to historic Rock Ford Plantation built in 1792.
The Garden of the Five Senses (11 comments)
parks: Rock Ford Plantation - 07/17/07 04:14 PM
The beautiful and historic Rock Ford Plantation is located a mile south of Lancaster on a scenic estate of 177 acres, part of which has now been made into Lancaster's Central Park. The plantation, one of the most important examples of eighteenth century Georgian architecture in the country, Was built by General (4 comments)
parks: July Fourth at Lititz Springs - 07/09/07 09:38 AM
This year marked the 190th Independence Day celebration at Lititz Springs Park! Events were planned from July First all the way through July Fourth. July 4th started out with a Tang Soo Doo karate demonstration, followed by an accoustic guitar program from Corty and Scott from the Green Onions. A national bell ringing ceremony (0 comments)
parks: Lititz Springs Park - 06/22/07 04:23 PM
The first Independence Day celebration in Lititz Springs Park was held July Fourth, 1811. Apparently the Moravial board of overseers disapproved of all the merry-making and noise! It wasn't until 1818 that Lititz held another community-wide observance on July Fourth. Since then, there hs been a continuing tradition of patriotic demonstrations at (2 comments)
parks: Lake Grubb Nature Park & Walking Trail - 06/08/07 03:31 PM
Lake Grubb was created on the site of the former Chestnut Hill Iron Ore mine. The ore pit was filled with water, creating the 13-acre lake. The 55-acre Lake Grubb Nature Park and Walking Trail was created in 2001 as a joint effort between Mountville Borough and West Hempfield Township.
The park (1 comments)
parks: Long's Park Gets a Makeover - 05/18/07 06:43 PM
Long's Park was created at the beginning of the last century from farmland bequeathed to the city of Lancaster by Judge Henry Long. In recent years there had been some problems with an ever-increasing population of ducks, geese and other water fowl polluting the pond and the surrounding area. Last year a concerted effort (0 comments)
parks: Musser Park Undergoing Renovations - 05/13/07 08:11 PM
Musser Park, located between North Lime, East Chestnut, North Shippen and East Marion Streets in Lancaster, has been closed for renovations since November, 2006. The park has been fenced off during the renovation work. The $550,000. project is being financed through a combination of public and private money, with about three quarters of (0 comments)
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