Located in the state of Pennsylvania, Lancaster is a city the county seat of Lancaster County. The oldest inland city in the United States of America, Lancaster is snuggled along the north and west by the mighty Susquehanna River, and was originally settled in 1718.

Lancaster has a robust, diversified economy. Besides having a thriving tourism industry that welcomes millions of visitors annually, there are many small businesses in the city. Armstrong World Industries has its corporate headquarters in Lancaster. Of historical note, Milton S. Hershey started the Lancaster Caramel Company and Frank W. Woolworth started Woolworth's in the city.

History enthusiasts consider Lancaster as a top destination. Besides being known nationally for its architectural heritage, Lancaster is also home to Lancaster County Historical Society, Lancaster Cultural History Museum, Demuth Foundation and Gardens, Leonard & Mildred Rothman Gallery, Rockford Plantation and Museum, and James Buchanan's Wheatland.

Lancaster is a great place to raise a family. Many people are attracted to the city's strong community spirit, as well as the many charming neigborhoods withing the city. Lancaster's strong commitment to its community was nationally recognized with the All-America City Award.