Lancaster County Historical Society 230 North President Ave. The Lancaster County Historical Society houses items of local and national interest, including genealogical materials. It has changing exhibits that show different aspects of Lancaster's history. Mascot Roller Mill Route 772 at Stumptown Rd. Free The old stone mill at Mascot was built on Mill Creek by Jacob Becker in 1760 and continued to serve its Amish neighbors until 1977.
Knowledgeable caretakers demonstrate the features of the mill.
The Newseum is a self-guided series of exhibits that is always open since it is located in large display windows in the Lancaster Newspapers' Production Building. Equipment and displays explain how and when newspapers have served their readers throughout Lancaster and beyond. Located on our very own campus, North Museum features regional natural history exhibits, a planetarium, and an exhibit gallery. Landis Valley Museum 2451 Kissel Hill Rd. The Pennsylvania Farm Museum is an outdoor museum exhibiting the state's rural heritage.