Legends of Lancaster

Something is in the hills of Chickies Rock. The 3 to 5 foot tall creature is said to have a skinny frame, dark hair, and glowing yellow eyes. Throughout the years, many in Lancaster County, and even York County, claim to see this little bigfoot known at the Albatwitch. Locals may already be familiar with this apple-stealing creature, but in this episode of “Legends of Lancaster” by LNP | Lancaster...

Some called him the “Mountain of Manheim.” Others called him the “Gentle Giant.” But regardless of what name he went by, this much is true: Jack Fasig was one tall tale. He seemed like Lancaster County’s own Paul Bunyan. By some accounts, he was about 7-foot-tall, over 300 pounds, strong enough to lift cars from ditches, and could support the weight of trains on his back.  Except he’s not just a f...

Vote which version you agree with in our poll The sounds of barking hounds and eerie horns have been reported for decades in the woods along the border of Lancaster and Lebanon counties. So what might be lurking among the trees? Is something supernatural at work? Well, it depends on who you ask.  By some accounts, the noises stem from the apparition of a cruel ironmaster who is cursed to roam thos...

It might be one of the oldest theater buildings in the country, but new details emerge all the time about the Fulton Theatre in downtown Lancaster. Hear stories about the theater that you might not have heard before. From over-the-top stage productions in the beginning of the 20th century to a little known connection to the Underground Railroad, there’s much to explore within the ornate halls of t...

Legends of Lancaster is back, now in podcast form. We have plenty of local folklore, supernatural stories, intriguing history, and more to explore. Also check out the Legends of Lancaster video series here