York's Continental Square has been in the center of things since before the mid-1750s when the 45-foot by 45-foot York County Court House went up in its middle. Initially, the square was aptly called Centre Square, and it became York County's heart as the place that the region's main east/west and north/south routes crossed. Indeed, changes in and around the square helped spell out different chapters in York County’s story - its phases in importance of government, agriculture, industries, retailers and, today, creatives and recreationists. Jamie Noerpel and Dominish Marie Miller tell the ins and outs of Continental Square and tie it to the 275 years in which it has served as the hub of the county of York.