Most of the bridges are painted red and the Pinetown Bridge is no exception. It was built in 1867 by Elias McMellan at a cost of $4500. Like many of the bridges it was destroyed in 1972 by the effects of Hurrican Agnes. It was rebuilt by the local Amish and raised to 17.5 feet above the average water line.
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lancaster living experience: Lancaster Living in Lititz, PA
- 07/31/11 08:25 AM
Are you looking for a remarkable living experience? The Lancaster Living experience is exemplified by the history, character and small town feel in Lititz, PA. This is a place to live with history beginning with its birth in 1776. It was begun by the Moravians and was an experiment in utopia, allowing only folks who would sign a pledge to reside in the town. It, however, changed with the times and is a thriving town, open to all who want to call it home. Enjoy eating in many fine dining establishments, including the General Sutter Inn. Warwick School District offers … (5 comments)
lancaster living experience: Bridges of Lancaster County - Zook's Mill Covered Bridge
- 07/30/11 02:55 PM
One cannot help but find the covered bridges of Lancaster County, PA part of the tranquil experience in Lancaster Living. There are 29 covered bridges in the county. This makes it the number one county in Pennsylvania for covered bridges and second in the nation to Parkes County, Indiana. Many of these bridges are passable by car, but limited to one lane. This is Zook's Mill Covered Bridge, located within two miles of my home. It is typical of most of the covered bridges in Lancaster county. It is made of the Burch Arch Truss design and can be seen … (21 comments)
Lancaster living has always been concerned with the care of the earth. Before living green became popular, Lancaster living emphasized caring for the land, conserving resources, tending to one's little corner of the world so future generations would be able to make a living have long been embraced. This picture shows how energy is conserved and generated in multiple ways. You will notice the laundry drying in the sun and wind naturally produced by nature. This Amish family is generating some energy through harnessing the wind and the sun. Ironically this family does not have electricity and goes … (6 comments)
lancaster living experience: Triangle Park - Lancaster, PA Home for Sale
- 05/17/11 09:18 AM
This wonderful house located in the desireable Triangle Park neighborhood is inviting you home. It is meticulously maintained with a high efficiency furnace, upgraded electric, central air and much, much more. You will want to see this home to realize its convenience and imagine the Lancaster Living experience. An open floor plan will accentuate your desire to call 259 New Holland Avenue home. Dream of entertaining family and friends in this living and dining area. Long conversations, wonderful food and laughter will become common place. Make this dream become a reality. You will realize how wonderful the Lancaster Living Experience really … (4 comments)
lancaster living experience: Remembering the Victims of the Nickel Mines School Tragedy
- 10/31/10 11:26 AM
Freedom Chapel Dinner Theater Presents Amish Family Christmas Freedom Chapel Dinner Theater is offering the Amish Family Christmas. This is the story of Rachel and Jacob King and the birth of their first child. This dinner theater helps the attendee to learn more about the Amish experience. Shows are occuring from October 26 - December 30. A new song entitled, "Precious Angels," will be performed in memory to the victims of Nickel Mines School. Reservations may be made by calling 610-593-7013. Cost for 2009 season was $49 for meal and show or $30 for the show only. Learn more about the … (3 comments)
lancaster living experience: Enjoy a Beer with 18th Century Style
- 10/31/10 10:30 AM
18th Century Tavern Night @ Historic Rockford Plantation December 10, 2010 6-10 p.m. The Historic Rockford Plantation located one mile south of Lancaster, PA on the Conestoga River is the home of General Edward Hand, an officer in the Continental Army. Live another event in the Lancaster Living Experience by attending the 18th Century Tavern Night on December 10, 2010. Register to attend. Cost is $30 per person. The evening will be filled with 18th century games, entertainment, food and drinks. Plan to attend this fun event. Learn more about the history of Lancaster, PA and live the Lancaster experience.
Author Bio: Specialities of Cal include listing properties and successfully selling them. He does this well through fantastic marketing and an exceptional ability to price a property correctly. He has a thorough knowledge of the marketplace because he produces market reports monthly.
He represents first time home buyers very well because of his patience and communicaton skills. First time buyers rely upon his steady demeanor and tough resolve.
Because of Cal's success in investment property he possesses the ability to assess real estate as an investment. This includes rentals and flips in Lancaster City and Lititz, PA area.
Another one of the 29 Covered Bridges of Lancaster County is found in Pinetown Bushong's Mill Covered Bridge. This bridge is very similar to many of the covered bridges in Lancaster, PA. Construction is the familiar Burr arch trusses design.
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