Book

Lititz

2009

Synopsis

"Lititz" is a non-fiction book written by Kathy Blankenbiller, published in 2009 and provides a photographic history of the town of Lititz, Pennsylvania.

The book includes over 200 vintage photographs, many of which have never been published before, that showcase the town's rich history and development over the years. The photographs are accompanied by detailed captions and historical information that provide context and background to the images.

Throughout the book, Blankenbiller explores the town's early settlers, the founding of the Moravian Church, and the establishment of the town's various industries, such as the chocolate and pretzel factories. She also covers the town's unique traditions, including the annual Fourth of July celebration and the famous Moravian Christmas putz.

Overall, "Lititz" provides a fascinating look into the history and culture of this charming Pennsylvania town, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in local history or the history of Pennsylvania in general.

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