Berwick Historical Society

The Conyngham Valley Historical Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich history of Conyngham, Pennsylvania. Founded in 2003, the society began as a Centennial Committee and later evolved into a Historical Committee, with a mission to educate and engage the community in the valley's heritage. The society's museum, housed in the historic Independent Order of Odd Fellows building, offers a fascinating collection of local artifacts and hosts a gift shop where visitors can find unique souvenirs and history books. With the generous support of volunteers and contributions from local families, the Conyngham Valley Historical Society opened its doors in 2005, providing a space for residents and visitors to explore the history of the area. The museum's exhibits and publications, including the Pictorial History Books, offer a glimpse into the past through beautifully-reproduced historical images and informative articles. By preserving and sharing the stories of Conyngham, the society plays a vital role in preserving the community's heritage for future generations.Generated from the website

The Hazleton Historical Society in Hazleton, PA is dedicated to preserving and celebrating the rich industrial heritage, nature, and environment of the region, while promoting health and wellness, economic development, and the transformation of people and places. Through their mission, the society connects and defines the three regions of the anthracite, Lehigh Valley, and Delaware Canal regions, offering educational programs, interactive maps, and signature events to engage visitors in exploring the corridor and experiencing the historical significance of the area. Generated from the website