Papers Read Before The Lancaster County Historical Society (Volume Xxxiii) No. 7; The Nanticoke Indians In Lancaster County By Dr. Harry E. Bender. . Worner Minutes-Meeting Of September 6, 1929

Where did the Nanticoke people live, travel and leave their traces in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania? Local history comes vividly alive in this classic Pennsylvania history pamphlet, first presented to members of the Lancaster County Historical Society in 1929 and now made accessible to a much wider audience. Originally issued as Volume XXXIII, No. 7 in the long-running local history collection Papers Read Before the Lancaster County Historical Society, the volume centres on Dr Harry E. Bender's measured study of the Nanticoke Indians in Pennsylvania and their presence in and around Lancaster County Pennsylvania. Set alongside miscellaneous papers by William Frederic Worner and the official minutes of the Society's 6 September 1929 meeting, it offers an authentic early 20th-century Pennsylvania perspective on Native American tribes history, Lancaster County indigenous history, and the evolving understanding of Susquehanna River Valley history within Mid Atlantic colonial history. For historians and researchers, local studies enthusiasts and family historians, this compact historical society volume is both an engaging narrative and a practical genealogy research reference, rich in names, places and carefully assembled detail. Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today - a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike, equally at home on the desk of the working scholar and on the shelves of serious classic-history collectors.