Lancaster County Heritage

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What Is Lancaster County Heritage?

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It’s a countywide network of Heritage Resources-- natural, cultural, and historic resources -- that are officially designated by the Lancaster County Planning Commission (LCPC).

Initiated in 1994 with assistance from the National Trust for Historic Preservation,

the program is now administered by LCPC staff with the involvement of local

residents who serve on the program’s Advisory Council.

        Across the Susquehanna River, Lancaster

        County Heritage has a parallel program called

        York County Heritage. Both programs work

        cooperatively with the Lancaster-York Heritage

        Region (LYHR) to interpret and promote heritage

        resources in the two-county region.

        On January 25th, 2010 The Lancaster County

        Planning Commission designated new

        resources to the program.

        Please click here for the presentation.

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