Saegertown, Pennsylvania

Historical Society

Saltsburg, Pennsylvania

Historical Society

Clarion, Pennsylvania

University

Sayre, Pennsylvania

Historical Society

Mont Clare, Pennsylvania

History

Pennsburg, Pennsylvania

Library

Jermyn, Pennsylvania

Historical Society

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

History

Sewickley, Pennsylvania

Historical Society

Sharpsville, Pennsylvania

Historical Society

The purpose of the society is the collecting of data dealing with the early history of the Sharpsville area, the acquisition and preservation of documents, records, relics, and memorabilia having to do with pioneer days, the encouragement of local historical research and education, the investigation and preservation of historical sites, and publication of papers and articles treating events and persons connected with the Sharpsville area’s history.

Salisbury, Pennsylvania

General, History, Historical Society

From the Cornplanter Indians to early settlers, through plague and disaster, to its war heroes and sports exploits, discover the charm of this southwestern Pennsylvania town. Chapter by chapter, delve into the history of Salisbury's schools, bands, sports, churches, groups, military, disasters, street scenes, industries, first inhabitants (Native American and early settlers), and nearby communities. And for the genealogist there is also a chapter on the Showalter Family history.
Please visit our website for more information.

Loretto, Pennsylvania

History

Sandy Lake, Pennsylvania

History

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

Art

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

History

Swarthmore, Pennsylvania

Arboretum

Ardmore, Pennsylvania

Beaver, Pennsylvania

Church

Cairnbrook, Pennsylvania

Culture, General, History, Historic House, Historical Society

Museum featuring history on the Shade-Central City Area. Coal mining artifacts, household items, Ship Hotel information, plus much much more!

Emmaus, Pennsylvania

History, Historic House, Historical Society, Park

The Shelter House is located on the north face of South Mountain where three streams converge. We are nestled in a clearing of woods made up of old hard-wood growth. Built in around 1734 by early Pennsylvania Colonial German settlers,The Shelter House is considered the oldest continually inhabited dwelling in the Lehigh Valley. We open the house to visitors during the Christmas celebrations held in the village of Emmaus, during the summer festivals with two other historic houses, and for an annual membership outdoor picnic. Because our house is now owned by the Borough of Emmaus, it is considered a public park. We are often the subject of photographers and artists who find the structure stunning in any light and in any season.