R. Lindley Murray, retired chairman of the Hooker Chemical Corporation, and a former national tennis singles champion, died yesterday in a nursing home.
659 months ago

Lindley Murray School will be opened for tours every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday in August from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m..
30 months ago

Roberta Strickler wandered by the bronze lion fountain in Reservoir Park and wondered why six Lancaster County men's signatures are engraved...
3 weeks ago

Lindley Murray is familiar to many in Lebanon County. It's the name given to a restored one-room schoolhouse, a former city elementary school, and a road north...
48 months ago

In a traffic island on Park Avenue, gardening has revealed a piece of colonial era history: a plaque to Mary Lindley Murray, whose family...
103 months ago

There's been a lot of talk lately about what pronouns to use for persons whose gender is unknown, complicated, or irrelevant.
108 months ago

A little known tea party on Park Avenue and East 36th Street may have saved lives during the American Revolutionary War — if you believe the...
100 months ago

Home to recent college graduates and older residents, the area is also attracting more families with children.
125 months ago

Mary Norris writes about a new exhibit at the Grolier Club, “Taming the Tongue: In the Heyday of English Grammar (1713-1851),” showcasing...
44 months ago

Mary Lindley Murray was the daughter of Quaker immigrants from Philadelphia. Married in 1744, they moved to New York City in 1753.
47 months ago