Where the name comes from
Two roses. One badge.
From 1455 to 1487, the House of Lancaster fought under a red rose and the House of York under a white one. It ended when the two roses were joined into one badge.
Lancaster and York, Pennsylvania sit on opposite banks of the Susquehanna and still trade the rivalry back and forth. Our mark lands where England did: red and white, together.
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