I’m excited to be one of the authors at Book Fest on March 29th! Come check out the event as it’s open and free to the public.

Big thanks to Diane Whitcomb for presenting “The healing, the harmful, and the quackery: Medicine in the 1800’s” today at the Lititz Public Library!

Shown here is Brubaker's crossroad near Brunnerville looking east. Who remembers buying milk from Spruce Villa Dairy right near this location? This photo was taken in the 1940's.

Thanks to Steve Whitcomb, who discussed Civil War Photography to a capacity crowd today at the Lititz Public Library!

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Happy Easter! We are closed today so our employees can be with their families. We will reopen tomorrow at 9am.

Early 1900's real photo postcard view of Spruce street. Look closely to see a young child flying a kite in the middle of the road, which was unpaved.

Photographed approximately 100 years apart, here's a now versus then peek of the intersection of and South Broad and Lemon Streets in Lititz looking north. As you can see, very little has changed across a century.

Did you know…in June, 1937, members of the Lititz Sportsmen Association built the fountain shown here. The fountain replaced the bubblers and troughs which were once located at the headend at the spring.

Save the date! Lancaster's premier classic rock band Fierce will kick off our Summer Concert Series in our Mary Oehme Gardens June 22nd! The evening is sponsored by Tiger’s Eye of Lititz – Thank You! facebook.com/events/7831511…

Our 62nd Annual Antiques Show is two weeks away! More: facebook.com/share/16d6PyRX…

On Tuesday April 30th 1895, transportation changed for the residents of Lititz forever. For this was the day that the very first trolley on the Lancaster-Lititz “electric railroad” was put into operation. Seen here is a car traveling the Kissel Hill section, just south of Lititz.

Fierce ROCKED our gardens tonight! Thanks to everyone who attended and a very special thanks to Tiger’s Eye of Lititz sponsoring!

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Tickets are now on sale for our 2025 Lititz Departed Spirits Tour! Grab them while you can, as this event sells out every year! …icalhappenings674329098.wordpress.com/2025/06/30/202…

Brand new to our gift shop! 10 Landmarks of Lititz prints, made and created right here in Lititz! These make great gifts and are sure to go fast.

Save the date of August 10th - The Josh Squared Band Trio will be playing countless hits spanning many decades in our Mary Oehme Gardens. facebook.com/share/19Vje27S…

Seen here is a 1950s photo taken along East Main Street during the week of the Lititz Community Show. The event would be a downtown annual fixture from 1920 to 1959.

Shown here is a 1930s view of the Warwick House, which was once located at 104 N. Broad Street in Lititz and first opened in 1809. During the time this photo was taken, C.M. Snavely ran a gas station on the left side of the structure, and featured gas at six gallons for a dollar!

Big thanks to Josh Squared Trio Band for tonight’s amazing performace, and a HUGE thanks to Tiger’s Eye of Lititz for sponsoring!