Completed in 1914, Groff & Wolf Building's facade echoes traditional Beaux Arts themes. The space currently serves a number of downtown commercial and retail destinations including Groundworks and Details.
In conjunction with Aero Mayflower Transit Co. in 1931, Lancaster Storage Co. specialized in long distance moving, merchandise distribution and packing.
Using well-implemented, stylistic and intriguing detailing, Shaub Building serves as a vibrant landmark of Lancaster’s growing downtown commerce.
In 1798, Freemason Lodge No. 43 partnered with the Borough of Lancaster agreed the circa 1799 Masonic Lodge Hall would be adjoined to Lancaster’s Old City Hall, the oldest remaining building within Lancaster’s Penn Square.
Stevens School offers a unique marriage of period craftsmanship and contemporary design. Stevens School currently serves a growing community of Lancaster residents.
Since 1925, W.W. Griest Building has served as a testament to the unique architectural and cultural facets of the early 20th century.
