View of the Carlisle Public Square looking northwest, c. 1860. Major buildings left to right are part of the old Court House, the Washington Hotel (burned April 1861) and First Presbyterian Church with its brick chapel. The steeple of the First Reformed Church on West Louther Street can be seen in the background. The roof in the foreground is part of the old Market House. Photo attributed to Charles Lochman and later copyrighted by A.A. Line.

South Hanover Street looking south from the Square. On the left is the west end of the Market House. In the distance is the spire of Second Presbyterian Church, c. 1876

Market sheds on the square, early 1878. This photo was taken the day the demolition of the sheds began. This market house was built in 1837. It was described as an elongated pagoda with an "L" wing. The butchers occupied the center aisles, the country people the side isles and curb stands, the fish men the open quadrangle. It was demolished in 1878 because it wasconsidered outdated, too small, and an "old Noah's Ark ... an eyesore in the otherwise prettiest part of the town." Photo attributed to A.A. Line.

The courthouse seen over the roof of the Market House on a winter's day

The courthouse seen over the roof of the Market House on a winter's day

East High Street from the Square, c. 1872 Miller & Buttorff on the right with "Lochman's Photograph Gallery" on the 3rd floor of the building. The Market House shed is on the extreme right. Photo attributed to Charles Lochman.

East High Street from the Square, c. 1872 Miller & Buttorff on the right with "Lochman's Photograph Gallery" on the 3rd floor of the building. The Market House shed is on the extreme right. Photo attributed to Charles Lochman.

Old German Lutheran Church on the northwest corner of Bedford and Pomfret Streets, c. 1900. A.A. Line