Lancaster

City in Pennsylvania known for its historic architecture, Amish communities, and agricultural significance.

Lancaster City Lan'caster

Lancaster is a city located in Pennsylvania, United States. It serves as the county seat of Lancaster County and is known for its historic architecture, Amish communities, and agricultural significance.

Lancaster is a name of English origin, derived from the Roman 'Lanncaster,' meaning 'fortified place by the lake.'

Lancaster, Pennsylvania is a charming city known for its beautiful old buildings, nearby Amish farms, and lots of farmland.

Lancaster County has the largest Amish population in Pennsylvania
The Fulton Theatre, a National Historic Landmark, is located in Lancaster
Central Market, one of the oldest continuously operating farmers' markets in the US, is in Lancaster

What is Lancaster known for? Historic architecture, Amish communities, and agriculture
Where is Lancaster located? In Pennsylvania, USA
What is the population of Lancaster? Approximately 51,693 (2020)

city Pennsylvania

United States Lancaster County

cultural hub historical site urban center