Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Lancaster, United States

Lancaster, Pennsylvania connects through 137 Bunkabop connections with 8472 other places across 24 topics, spanning sports, government, music, and history. Philadelphia is a key co-connected city, reflecting shared civic and cultural threads across Pennsylvania. The city's government connections reach into American political history: Thaddeus Stevens, a Radical Republican and abolitionist, and President James Buchanan, who purchased the Wheatland estate in 1848, both called Lancaster home. Lancaster also figures in early American manufacturing history through the Pennsylvania long rifle, first produced here in the 1700s.