Herr Homecoming - Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society

Herr Family Homecoming

July 17, 2010

On a pristine summer day, hundreds of people honored Lancaster County's Native Americans and its first European settlers by perusing genealogical resources, telling family stories, and posing for photos in Colonial clothing. Everyone signed a commemorative quilt. Children and adults played Native American and Pennsylvania German games. The Bavarian Barons brass band performed as Hess's Barbecue served dinner in the orchard.
On a pristine summer day, hundreds of people honored Lancaster County's Native Americans and its first European settlers by perusing genealogical resources, telling family stories, and posing for photos in Colonial clothing. Everyone signed a commemorative quilt. Children and adults played Native American and Pennsylvania German games. The Bavarian Barons brass band performed as Hess's Barbecue served dinner in the orchard.
On a pristine summer day, hundreds of people honored Lancaster County's Native Americans and its first European settlers by perusing genealogical resources, telling family stories, and posing for photos in Colonial clothing. Everyone signed a commemorative quilt. Children and adults played Native American and Pennsylvania German games. The Bavarian Barons brass band performed as Hess's Barbecue served dinner in the orchard.
On a pristine summer day, hundreds of people honored Lancaster County's Native Americans and its first European settlers by perusing genealogical resources, telling family stories, and posing for photos in Colonial clothing. Everyone signed a commemorative quilt. Children and adults played Native American and Pennsylvania German games. The Bavarian Barons brass band performed as Hess's Barbecue served dinner in the orchard.
On a pristine summer day, hundreds of people honored Lancaster County's Native Americans and its first European settlers by perusing genealogical resources, telling family stories, and posing for photos in Colonial clothing. Everyone signed a commemorative quilt. Children and adults played Native American and Pennsylvania German games. The Bavarian Barons brass band performed as Hess's Barbecue served dinner in the orchard.
On a pristine summer day, hundreds of people honored Lancaster County's Native Americans and its first European settlers by perusing genealogical resources, telling family stories, and posing for photos in Colonial clothing. Everyone signed a commemorative quilt. Children and adults played Native American and Pennsylvania German games. The Bavarian Barons brass band performed as Hess's Barbecue served dinner in the orchard.
On a pristine summer day, hundreds of people honored Lancaster County's Native Americans and its first European settlers by perusing genealogical resources, telling family stories, and posing for photos in Colonial clothing. Everyone signed a commemorative quilt. Children and adults played Native American and Pennsylvania German games. The Bavarian Barons brass band performed as Hess's Barbecue served dinner in the orchard.
On a pristine summer day, hundreds of people honored Lancaster County's Native Americans and its first European settlers by perusing genealogical resources, telling family stories, and posing for photos in Colonial clothing. Everyone signed a commemorative quilt. Children and adults played Native American and Pennsylvania German games. The Bavarian Barons brass band performed as Hess's Barbecue served dinner in the orchard.
On a pristine summer day, hundreds of people honored Lancaster County's Native Americans and its first European settlers by perusing genealogical resources, telling family stories, and posing for photos in Colonial clothing. Everyone signed a commemorative quilt. Children and adults played Native American and Pennsylvania German games. The Bavarian Barons brass band performed as Hess's Barbecue served dinner in the orchard.
On a pristine summer day, hundreds of people honored Lancaster County's Native Americans and its first European settlers by perusing genealogical resources, telling family stories, and posing for photos in Colonial clothing. Everyone signed a commemorative quilt. Children and adults played Native American and Pennsylvania German games. The Bavarian Barons brass band performed as Hess's Barbecue served dinner in the orchard.
On a pristine summer day, hundreds of people honored Lancaster County's Native Americans and its first European settlers by perusing genealogical resources, telling family stories, and posing for photos in Colonial clothing. Everyone signed a commemorative quilt. Children and adults played Native American and Pennsylvania German games. The Bavarian Barons brass band performed as Hess's Barbecue served dinner in the orchard.
On a pristine summer day, hundreds of people honored Lancaster County's Native Americans and its first European settlers by perusing genealogical resources, telling family stories, and posing for photos in Colonial clothing. Everyone signed a commemorative quilt. Children and adults played Native American and Pennsylvania German games. The Bavarian Barons brass band performed as Hess's Barbecue served dinner in the orchard.
On a pristine summer day, hundreds of people honored Lancaster County's Native Americans and its first European settlers by perusing genealogical resources, telling family stories, and posing for photos in Colonial clothing. Everyone signed a commemorative quilt. Children and adults played Native American and Pennsylvania German games. The Bavarian Barons brass band performed as Hess's Barbecue served dinner in the orchard.
On a pristine summer day, hundreds of people honored Lancaster County's Native Americans and its first European settlers by perusing genealogical resources, telling family stories, and posing for photos in Colonial clothing. Everyone signed a commemorative quilt. Children and adults played Native American and Pennsylvania German games. The Bavarian Barons brass band performed as Hess's Barbecue served dinner in the orchard.
On a pristine summer day, hundreds of people honored Lancaster County's Native Americans and its first European settlers by perusing genealogical resources, telling family stories, and posing for photos in Colonial clothing. Everyone signed a commemorative quilt. Children and adults played Native American and Pennsylvania German games. The Bavarian Barons brass band performed as Hess's Barbecue served dinner in the orchard.
On a pristine summer day, hundreds of people honored Lancaster County's Native Americans and its first European settlers by perusing genealogical resources, telling family stories, and posing for photos in Colonial clothing. Everyone signed a commemorative quilt. Children and adults played Native American and Pennsylvania German games. The Bavarian Barons brass band performed as Hess's Barbecue served dinner in the orchard.
On a pristine summer day, hundreds of people honored Lancaster County's Native Americans and its first European settlers by perusing genealogical resources, telling family stories, and posing for photos in Colonial clothing. Everyone signed a commemorative quilt. Children and adults played Native American and Pennsylvania German games. The Bavarian Barons brass band performed as Hess's Barbecue served dinner in the orchard.
On a pristine summer day, hundreds of people honored Lancaster County's Native Americans and its first European settlers by perusing genealogical resources, telling family stories, and posing for photos in Colonial clothing. Everyone signed a commemorative quilt. Children and adults played Native American and Pennsylvania German games. The Bavarian Barons brass band performed as Hess's Barbecue served dinner in the orchard.
On a pristine summer day, hundreds of people honored Lancaster County's Native Americans and its first European settlers by perusing genealogical resources, telling family stories, and posing for photos in Colonial clothing. Everyone signed a commemorative quilt. Children and adults played Native American and Pennsylvania German games. The Bavarian Barons brass band performed as Hess's Barbecue served dinner in the orchard.
On a pristine summer day, hundreds of people honored Lancaster County's Native Americans and its first European settlers by perusing genealogical resources, telling family stories, and posing for photos in Colonial clothing. Everyone signed a commemorative quilt. Children and adults played Native American and Pennsylvania German games. The Bavarian Barons brass band performed as Hess's Barbecue served dinner in the orchard.
On a pristine summer day, hundreds of people honored Lancaster County's Native Americans and its first European settlers by perusing genealogical resources, telling family stories, and posing for photos in Colonial clothing. Everyone signed a commemorative quilt. Children and adults played Native American and Pennsylvania German games. The Bavarian Barons brass band performed as Hess's Barbecue served dinner in the orchard.
On a pristine summer day, hundreds of people honored Lancaster County's Native Americans and its first European settlers by perusing genealogical resources, telling family stories, and posing for photos in Colonial clothing. Everyone signed a commemorative quilt. Children and adults played Native American and Pennsylvania German games. The Bavarian Barons brass band performed as Hess's Barbecue served dinner in the orchard.
On a pristine summer day, hundreds of people honored Lancaster County's Native Americans and its first European settlers by perusing genealogical resources, telling family stories, and posing for photos in Colonial clothing. Everyone signed a commemorative quilt. Children and adults played Native American and Pennsylvania German games. The Bavarian Barons brass band performed as Hess's Barbecue served dinner in the orchard.
On a pristine summer day, hundreds of people honored Lancaster County's Native Americans and its first European settlers by perusing genealogical resources, telling family stories, and posing for photos in Colonial clothing. Everyone signed a commemorative quilt. Children and adults played Native American and Pennsylvania German games. The Bavarian Barons brass band performed as Hess's Barbecue served dinner in the orchard.
On a pristine summer day, hundreds of people honored Lancaster County's Native Americans and its first European settlers by perusing genealogical resources, telling family stories, and posing for photos in Colonial clothing. Everyone signed a commemorative quilt. Children and adults played Native American and Pennsylvania German games. The Bavarian Barons brass band performed as Hess's Barbecue served dinner in the orchard.