🚫🏚️ Help Save a Piece of Ephrata’s History! The Wenger Feed Mill at 27 E Main Street—a contributing building in the Ephrata Commercial Historic District—is threatened with demolition. Built as part of the Sener Brothers Lumber and Coal Yard, this sturdy brick warehouse survived the 1924 fire and has stood for a century as a symbol of Ephrata’s resilience. The Historic Preservation Trust of Lancaster County urges Ephrata National Bank to explore adaptive reuse instead of demolition. Preserving

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