The year was 1750. Pennsylvania remained a colony in a country that had yet to be born. And in New London Township, the sons of state founder William Penn sold over 300 acres to one man. But, that one farmer was not the sole owner of the land for long. On this land, stories abound.Continue reading “The Story of Lytle’s Farm”
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