Lancaster

Lancaster, Pennsylvania is a vibrant, historical city in the south-central portion of the state offering juxtaposition between antique architecture and modern-day amenities and conveniences. Lancaster dates back to 1681, when William Penn drafted Woods Charter. Lancaster was incorporated in 1742 as a borough, and as a city in 1818. For the next two centuries, Lancaster would be at the heart of innovation and development, even being the first city in the U.S. to have a paved road. Lancaster also has been home to many notable characters throughout history, including former U.S. President James Buchanan, former U.S. Representative Thaddeus Stevens, and prominent business owner Franklin Winfield Woolworth.Today, Lancaster boasts awards for being a great “All-America City”, and continues to be a pinnacle for innovation, commerce, and tourism throughout the region. Lancaster is a great place for families and business people, and is home to several large school districts and large corporations.