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Jack Brubaker

Jack Brubaker

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Scribbler Columnist, LNP

Lancaster

Biography

Jack Brubaker is a free-lance writer, formerly an investigative reporter for LNP, the daily newspaper in Lancaster, Pa. He continues to write a Sunday column, The Scribbler, about Lancaster County's history and culture for LNP and Lancaster Online. He has written seven books, including "Remembering Lancaster County'' and "Massacre of the Conestogas.'' He also has written articles for American History, Civil War Times, Pennsylvania Heritage and other magazines.

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Total articles 409

  • Lafayette visited 200 years ago, left his mark at several locations [The Scribbler]

    By Jack Brubaker| LNP Verified Lafayette is coming!But you knew that. Lafayette has been coming for months. The national Lafayette 200 Bicentennial project is working overtime to make certain that, in 2025, America enthusiastically honors the French general who helped America win the Revolution and made a grand tour of the country from 1824 into 1825. On July 27-29, 1825, the Marquis de Lafayette passed through Lancaster County on his 13-month journey.

    By Jack Brubaker · LNP

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Lafayette visited 200 years ago, left his mark at several locations [The Scribbler]

    By Jack Brubaker| LNP Verified Lafayette is coming!But you knew that. Lafayette has been coming for months. The national Lafayette 200 Bicentennial project is working overtime to make certain that, in 2025, America enthusiastically honors the French general who helped America win the Revolution and made a grand tour of the country from 1824 into 1825. On July 27-29, 1825, the Marquis de Lafayette passed through Lancaster County on his 13-month journey.

    By Jack Brubaker · LNP

    Apr. 14, 2025

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LNP

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