The William Montgomery House is a historic building constructed in 1803. Built with the Federal style of architecture it has been designed by noted architect Stephen Hills. The building was under renovation during 2012 and plans to open a meeting space were under the way. The facility is expected to open anytime in November 2013. The beautiful structure became a part of the National Register of Historic Places in 2000.
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A bridge owned and preserved by the Lancaster County, the Landis Mill Covered Bridge is a sheltered wooden bridge comprising of double pyramidal-shaped burr-type wooden trusses. It is a single cover that spans across the Little Conestoga Creek in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. It was constructed in 1953 and provides an array of services. It stretches at 53 feet (16.2 meters) long and is touted to be the shortest span bridge in the county. Built at a mere cost of USD969, it stands stern despite the varied developments in the surrounding environment, thus increasing its significance.
