Manheim is a borough located in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. It was originally settled by German immigrants in the 18th century and was officially incorporated as a borough in 1838. The town was named after Mannheim, Germany, which is the hometown of Baron Stiegel, a prominent ironmaster and glassmaker in the area.
One notable resident of Manheim is Lauren Hart, a singer known for performing the national anthem at Philadelphia Flyers hockey games.
The population of Manheim has steadily grown over the years, reaching over 4,800 residents in the latest census data.
Manheim is located in the heart of Lancaster County, known for its rolling farmland and picturesque countryside. The town is situated along the Conoy Creek and is surrounded by rural communities.
The economy of Manheim is primarily driven by agriculture, manufacturing, and tourism. The town is home to several small businesses and farms, as well as the Manheim Auto Auction, which brings in visitors from around the world.
Manheim has a rich cultural heritage, with a strong German influence that can be seen in the town's architecture, festivals, and food. The town also has a vibrant arts community, with several galleries and performance spaces.