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1235 3rd Ave

Freedom, PA 15042

+1 (724) 775-1848

http://www.bchrlf.org

The Beaver County Historical Research Landmarks Foundation, housed in the historic Captain William Vicary Mansion, serves as the official Historical Society of Beaver County. Dedicated to preserving local history and artifacts, the Foundation offers educational programs, publications, and special events to engage both the local and national community.

Through research, collection, and archiving efforts, the Foundation aims to recognize Beaver County landmarks and provide valuable resources for those interested in learning about the region's rich historical heritage. Join, donate, or volunteer to support their mission of preserving and sharing the history of Beaver County.

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Butler County Historical Society

The Butler County Historical Society (BCHS) is dedicated to the collection, preservation, and interpretation of Butler County's rich heritage through documents, artifacts, and historical sites. Established in 1960, the society operates three historic sites, including the Senator Walter Lowrie House Museum, the Little Red School House, and the Cooper Cabin Homestead, while offering educational programs and community outreach events. BCHS began as an informal gathering of history enthusiasts in 1924 and has since evolved into a formal organization recognized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. With a dedicated staff and an army of volunteers, BCHS plays a vital role in promoting local history for the educational benefit of the public. Generated from the website