Lititz Pennsylvania

Lititz is located in Lancaster County just north of Lancaster along Highway 772 near the Susquehanna River. Lititz is part of the Lancaster, Pennsylvania metro area.

Lititz was historically a Moravian settlement and was named after the barony of Lititz in Bohemia where the infant church had found refuge from persecution. Up until 1856, it was impossible for anyone except a Moravian to own land in the area.

Lititz is the home of Linden Hall, a boarding school for girls, founded before the Declaration of Independence was signed. It is the oldest girls' school in the U.S. Today, Lititz is a religious, industrial, banking, and recreational center.

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Comments: A group of friends drove to Lititz earlier this year. Watch out for sudden storms in the PM. Housing costs sure have gone out of sight since our last visit. This place seems to have ALOT of grumpy folks in stores. Often traffic is congested. For a special time, check out Heritage Map Museum. You won't be disappointed.

Reviewed By: lon f, 00/00/0000 12:00:00 AM