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EDEN TOWNSHIP

SOUTHERN

LANCASTER COUNTY, PA

"A HISTORY OF AGRICULTURE"

Photo above courtesy of Patty O'Brien (c)

SummerCrowPhotos.com

EDEN TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL OFFICE
489 Stony Hill Road
Quarryville, PA  17566
PHONE:  717-786-7915
EMAIL:  edentwp@comcast.net

OFFICE HOURS
9:00am - 3:00pm
Monday, Wednesday, &
Thursday

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COMING UP

PLANNING COMMISSION

Monthly meeting held at the Municipal Building.  

March 28, 2024 7:00 PM

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Monthly meeting held at the Municipal Building.

April 8, 2024  7:00 PM

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Conditional use hearing held at the Municipal Building.

April 17, 2024  6:00 PM

PLANNING COMMISSION

Monthly meeting held at the Municipal Building.  

April 25, 2024 7:00 PM

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Meetings is available
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Eden Township

Board of Supervisors

Meeting Agenda -

April 8, 2024

Eden Township Board of Supervisors

Conditional Use Hearing Legal Notice - March 14, 2024

Continued - April  17, 2024 @ 6:00 PM

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A SHORT HISTORY OF EDEN TOWNSHIP

Eden Township began its life in 1691 as part of Old Sadsbury Township in Chester County.  Later when Lancaster County was formed, Old Sadsbury divided in two with half staying in Chester County & the other half becoming part of the newly formed Lancaster County.  Renamed Sadsbury Township, it was the first settled & organized township in Lancaster.

In 1744 Bart Township broke off of Sadsbury taking the areas that would eventually be both Eden Township & Quarryville Village with it.   

In 1855 Eden Township (with Quarryville still part of its area) was officially established.  The township, which took its name from the
furnace at Mt. Eden, had soil rich in limestone, a picturesque landscape, & highly productive mills.  These characteristics have led many to erroneously think the township was named after the "Garden of Eden".

In 1892 Quarryville was officially chartered as a Borough making it a separate entity from Eden Township.

Today Eden Township’s beauty & productive agricultural environment make it an  important part of Lancaster County’s past & future.

© Eden Township 2016-2017

Photos courtesy of Patty O'Brien  (c) SummerCrowPhotos.com.

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