York Town Square

Lewis Miller’s drawing of troops moving to York, Pa.’s North Duke Street train station early in the Civil War dominates the cover of a book coming out next year. Scott…

This Lewis Miller drawing shows Christ Lutheran Church’s service. (Courtesy, York County Heritage Trust.) Also of interest: People of varying religious groups founded York County and Two York County union…

Lewis Miller captured the Confederates entering York in late-June 1863 and then taking down the flag hanging in the town’s square. Even before the rebels stepped onto York County soil…

…these street writers’ work. But one wonders what their 19-century contemporaries thought of noted artist William Wagner’s and Lewis Miller’s work. Their drawings were not exactly pleasing to the eye…

York artist Lewis Miller’s depiction of a Christmas tree is part of the York County Heritage Trust’s collection. The Trust, largest holder of Miller drawings, has just introduced a new…

…Horace Rudy: Founder of Rudy Art Glass, provider of stained-glass windows in numerous local buildings and churches. – William Wagner: Artist/engraver, joined Lewis Miller in documenting the county in the…

Lewis Miller drew this scene of old Schreck trimming his wife’s two-inch toenails with a saw in 1799. “But save my toe,” she told her husband, as reported by Miller….

Nineteenth-century artist Lewis Miller captured 49ers from York, Pa. Background posts: There’s oil in those New Salem hills and Iron-mine-turned-into-party-spot turned into York County park and Site filled with wealth…

…2,573 for Red Lion Christian School, putting him well ahead of Kennard-Dale’s Adam Miller (2,236). (Updating (3/3/08): Jacob Iati passed Adam Miller on Friday, Jan. 18, but did not have…

…has suffered much violence, just like the man himself. This misfortune springs largely from a book called Hex by Arthur H. Lewis, wherein the author advocates Rehmeyer’s murderer, John Blymyer,…