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Thursday’s with Tina- Blooms and More! It’s been a gorgeous week at Drumore Estate. The sun has been shining, blue skies are endless and the temps even reached over 70 degrees

grandfather — who would take over his father’s hardware business in 1811 and become one of Lancaster’s most prominent citizens. He helped incorporate the Conestoga Navigation Company in 1825 — the company responsible for building the Slackwater Canal along the Conestoga River from Lancaster to Safe Harbor, connecting the city with river- and ocean-going traffic. Their two sons, James Hale (born in 1886) and John Frederick (born in 1884), would eventually take over the business in 1915 and expand it into Lancaster Newspapers, Inc. He served on the board of Lancaster General Hospital and founded the John Frederick Steinman Fellowship that provided for the training of qualified persons in advanced study of psychiatry, psychology and social work.

Drumore was built in 1938-39 for John Frederick Steinman by noted architect Robert Rodes McGoodwin. It was an active farm

We were watching the weather all week with bated breath, but Caroline & Kyle had a beautiful April wedding in the gardens. The skies let loose during dinner once all of the guests were cozily under the Grand Tent, but the rest of the day was clear and lovely. Our favorite may have been the paper airplane toss to celebrate their ceremony as a nod to the night that they first met. Working with a wonderful team of vendors, Caroline & Kyle put on a fantastic wedding (and a pretty memorable party! )