Portville Historical

The Portville Historical and Preservation Society, located at 17 Maple Avenue in Portville, NY, is a local organization dedicated to preserving and showcasing the rich history of the area. Led by a team of passionate individuals, the society collects and shares old images, postcards, and photographs that offer a glimpse into the past, including scenes of floods, historic buildings, and bridges. Through their efforts, they aim to educate and inspire visitors about the heritage of Portville and its surrounding communities.

With a focus on real photo postcards and the work of local photographers, the Portville Historical and Preservation Society offers a unique perspective on the town's history. Their collection includes images of notable landmarks, such as Bob's Barbershop and the oldest house in Portville, as well as insights into the lives of past residents, like the story of Baby Eleanor McCarthy and her family. Through their website and annual events, such as the Portville Alumni Banquet, the society provides a platform for graduates of Portville Central School to gather and celebrate their shared heritage.

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