York Town Square

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This photograph leads a gallery of several York College of Pennsylvania images that tell the

John Fisher’s Pennsylvania’s Coat of Arms is viewed as the most significant among many holdings

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Mention the Lincoln Highway Garage to longtime York countians, and you’ll get a flood of

Here’s this week’s History Mystery question: This is surely one of York County, Pa.’s most

The stained-art panels by noted York artist J. Horace Rudy hang in the old First National

This landmark Continental Square building in York started as First National Bank in the 1920s. It weathered the Depression and then its signs changed several times over the years. Citizens Bank was the last shingle to hang there, removed in 2012. Now developer Derek Dilks is looking to give the building new life, planning a restaurant and apartments. That would represent a major change of life and activity to York’s main square, which has experienced much life and activity since the town was founded in 1741.

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