Welcome to 1133

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In The

On it's maiden voyage, 2, 240 passengers boarded Titanic and cruised towards New York City. 38 of them were from Philadelphia. When the ship hit an iceberg, 1,517 passengers went down with the sinking vessel on April 14, 1912. Now, 112 years later, on April 14, 2024, Laurel Hill Cemetery hosts Unsinkable to Unthinkable: Titanic Passengers of Laurel Hill. Opening April 1st, Writer/Photographer, Savanna R. Fisher tells you about the extraordinary first-hand account of one such passenger.

Now On Exhibit

In The

“Lilly Potter:
Survivor Of Titanic”

Coming Soon To 1133:

May 3rd ~ June 2nd

The Lancaster County Collection has returned to 1133. This year there is so much to experience. We have Windmills, we have Silos, we have Historical Sites, we have Religious Institutions, we have Farms, we have The Amish, we have Animals, we have Epic Sunrises and we have the Beautiful Landscapes that make Lancaster County the closest place to Heaven on Earth. The Lancaster County Collection is OPEN NOW ~ June 2nd! See it in High-Resolution in all its glory NOW.