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| This is a catalogue of Historic Preservation Trust publications and other products for sale. Just click on the Contact Us button on the left to order anything by email. Please include the item number, quantity and total cost along with your mailing address and telephone number. The Historic Preservation Trust has published several books and pamphlets that chronicle the beautiful architecture of Lancaster County and help educate people as to what may be lost without diligent preservation efforts. In addition, you may order a popular print of a watercolor depiction of the Pequea Valley by noted local artist, John Jarvis or various posters of Lancaster architecture. We maintain an inventory of all items. They may be obtained by visiting the Trust office at 123 N. Prince Street, Lancaster City. Items will also be mailed upon request with the additional shipping cost. Item prices include tax. All purchases help support the preservation work of the Historic Preservation Trust.
The Historic Preservation Trust of Lancaster County presents their 2008 calendar "Gone But Not Forgotten" as a reminder of lost buildings that aren't there anymore. Local artist Dick Shoemaker has captured many familiar areas of Lancaster County through his sensitive water color paintings reproduced for the Trust's newest calendar in five years. The calendar may be purchased at the following locations: HPT office/123 N. Prince Street; The Weathervane Store at the Landis Valley Museum/2451 Kissel Hill Road; Strawberry&Company/11 W. King Street; Building Character/N. Queen Street; Conestoga Area Historical Society, Olde Mill House Shoppe, Ephrata Cloister Museum and Lancaster Farmland Trust. The Historic Preservation Trust of Lancaster County proudly presents Lancaster County Architecture 1700-1850, the first book exclusively focused on the beautiful and distinctive architecture of the county. The 176-page hardbound book is a photographic survey or eighteenth and nineteenth century homes, barns, outbuildings and churches throughout Lancaster County. it is both an attractive coffee table book as well as an informative reference book, making it an excellent gift or wonderful addition to your own collection.
The Garden Spot of America is a historic and cultural treasure of national significance. The traditions of people who lived and worked on the county's fertile farmland for almost three hundred yeears are made tangible by a rich and varied landscape of historic farms and farm buildings. Foundations in a Fertile Soil tells the story of farming and farm buildings in Lancaster County. More than one hundred photographs illustrate the county's rich farm architecture and capture the spirit of the place.
A critically acclaimed book by Pulitzer-prize winning journalist, Thomas Hylton, highlighting the problems of Pennsylvania's unmanaged growth and alternative strategies for future growth. Historic preservation is highlighted as one important solution.
A beautiful color print of an original work by local artist, John Jarvis. The unique map shows the historic Pequea Valley with side vignettes crafted to tell the story of the birthplace of Lancaster County. Additional purchase options for this 20" x 26" print include personalization by the artist himself with salutation and numbering for $75.00. Personalization with a depiction of your family's ancestral homestead is also available for $150.00.
Produced by the Trust as a community service, the Resource Directory identifies contractors, suppliers, craftspeople and real estate professionals who have a specific interest in working with the owners of historic buildings. Only vendors who have been recommended by members of the Trust are eligible for inclusion helping to assure the reader of quality products and services. Shipping and handling costs will be added for all items except the Preservation Resources Directory which is free of charge.  
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