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J.B. Hostetter Hardware Store, 33 W. Main St., photograph

Welfly Diner, 1050 W. Main St. (now Gus's Family Restaurant), photograph

Schock Lumber & Coal Co., N. Alley (now Appletree Alley) bound by Mount Joy & Concord St, sketch

photograph of house at SE corner of Mount Joy & 97 N. Barbara St, (demolished by Union National Bank for computer center and drive-in)

Barn used by J. B. Hostetter for farm machinery sales at NE corner of N. Barbara St & Appletree Alley (demolished by Union Nat'l Bank), photograph

H. S. Newcomer & Sons Hardware & Automotive Store, 93 E Main St (1906) (now Twisted Bine Restaurant 2022), photograph

H.S. Newcomer Hardware & Farm Machinery Store at former Philip Frank Malt House, 2 Old Market St, photograph

Mount Joy High School fire, demolished, site of War Memorial Park, 101 Marietta Ave., photograph

Sunday school class from unknown church, 1889, photograph

Paper weight noting 33 Degree Mason K. T. Keller

Florin Church of the Brethren plate, 1954-1979

E. S. Moore, Wood Coal & Lumber, Florin PA, ash poker

Mount Joy report by Joseph H Martin, Principal on pages 50-51

Pennsylvania Soldiers Orphans Schools History, by James Laughery Paul

Jacob Erisman Cassel family genealogy

Mount Joy Church of God Women's Sunday School Class Minutes Book, 1915-1936

Pen from the Peris Manufacturing Company in Florin, PA. Peris was a large roaster and importer of salted peanuts and peanuts in the shell.

Peris Peanut Co. brochure

Peris Peanut Co., picture history, 11 x 17

Peris Peanut Co., article and patent, 1926