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Places and landmarks1

  • Reamstown Memorial Park

Streets and roads55

  • North Reading Road
  • North Reamstown Road
  • East Church Street
  • West Church Street
  • Summers Drive
  • Peiffer Hill Road
  • Ridge Avenue
  • Denver Road
  • East Summit Drive
  • T-976
  • Chestnut Hill Road
  • Kramer Mill Road
  • South Reamstown Road
  • Park Street
  • Kurtz Road
  • Ebersole Road
  • Ream Road
  • T-990
  • Blue Jay Drive
  • School Lane
  • Oak Lane
  • Cardinal Drive
  • Bunker Hill Road
  • T-994
  • Terrace Avenue
  • Ingham Drive
  • Keeler Avenue
  • T-702
  • Whitetail Drive
  • Oriole Drive
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  • Nathan Drive
  • Stony Run Road
  • Lee Drive
  • Cocalico Creek Road
  • T-995
  • Marlin Drive
  • Faust Lane
  • T-701
  • Coach Drive
  • Sandstone Drive
  • Spur Road
  • T-997
  • Audubon Circle
  • Sharp Avenue
  • Stonecrest Court
  • Surrey Drive
  • Cordell Drive
  • Angus Drive
  • Keith Court
  • T-992
  • Meadowlark Drive
  • Wild Deer Drive
  • North Summit Drive
  • Brian Court
  • Stacey Court

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About Reamstown, Pennsylvania

Reamstown is a community of 3,367 people in Lancaster County, in the southern part of East Cocalico Township. Everhard Ream cleared land here in 1723, at a spot then known as Zoar, and the plentiful pure water soon drew other German families to settle around him. Within a few years his small clearing sat at the center of a sizable German settlement.

In 1760 Everhard deeded fifty-four acres to his son Tobias so that he could lay out a village on them. The place went by Zoar for a time, but it was eventually renamed Reamstown to honor Tobias and the Ream family that came after him.

  • A hospital after BrandywineAfter the Battle of Brandywine on September 11, 1777, Reamstown became one of several field hospitals for soldiers wounded in the Revolution. An early inn, the Continental House, took in the patients. A dozen or more of the soldiers died here, and the 1883 county history noted that some of their names could still be traced in the cemetery of the Lutheran and Reformed church.
  • A stone from Ephrata MountainThe Salem Evangelical Cemetery holds a large boulder that Native people living on Ephrata Mountain, south of town, once used as a mortar and pestle. Pierce Lesher had the stone hauled to Reamstown, and a plaque on it now tells both its Native American story and the town's military history.
  • A cigar village in 1883By 1883 Reamstown had seventy-one houses, two churches (one Lutheran and Reformed, one Evangelical) and its own post office. Cigars were the village trade: seven shops made them, and three more built the boxes they were packed in.

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  1. Aerial imagery of Mendon, Massachusetts, from the USDA NAIP program

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