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October 21, 2026
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How Well Do You Know Lancaster County's Weird History?
Weird Lancaster
This week we’re testing your knowledge of the strange and spooky stories in Lancaster history.
Powwow tradition said charms had to pass between men and women. So who could a male powwower teach?
(Required)
Another man
A woman
His dog
Nobody at all
A powwower brought an "earth mirror" to a meadow near Martindale and started digging. What was he hoping to find?
(Required)
His lost car keys
Buried treasure
Potatoes
Dinosaur bones
Ephrata's members lived quiet, celibate lives apart from the world. What did they call their community?
(Required)
The Camp of the Solitary
Club Cocalico
Beissel's Bed and Breakfast
The Party House
America's first public crematorium closed in 1904 and sat quiet for about 80 years. What did it briefly do again in the 1980s?
(Required)
Perform cremations
Sell ice cream
Show movies
Host weddings
Greenwood Cemetery's mausoleum borrowed its nickname from a famous church in London. What is it?
(Required)
Lancaster's Westminster Abbey
The Pyramid Scheme
King Tut's Condo
Mummy Manor
Albatwitches weren't polite apple thieves. After stealing apples from picnickers at Chickies Rock, what did they do?
(Required)
Paid for them
Baked them into pies
Threw the cores back at the picnickers
Returned them washed
Seven figures from the Safe Harbor petroglyphs are copied into the floor of a famous building in Harrisburg. Which one?
(Required)
The Harrisburg train station
A shopping mall
A Walmart
The Pennsylvania State Capitol