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LancasterHistory’s The Journal of Lancaster County’s Historical Society has been publishing for over 126 years and is still going! The Journal is published tri-annually and includes articles, both academic and non-academic, pertaining to any aspect of Lancaster County history.
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The Journal is produced by LancasterHistory’s Publications Committee.
Michael L. Abel, Editor in Chief
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We are grateful for the many other committee members and associate editors for their assistance and hard work in producing each issue!
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Presidential hopeful Theodore Roosevelt made a stop in Lancaster while campaigning for the Bull Moose Party in April 1912.