Clearfield County Historical Society

The Historical Genealogical Society of Indiana County, located in Indiana, PA, is dedicated to preserving the rich heritage and history of the Indiana community. Through a variety of activities, the Society promotes a greater appreciation of the area's past and a better understanding of life today. Housed in two iconic buildings, the Grand Victorian Silas M. Clark House and the former National Guard Armory, the Society's artifact and archival collections are open to the public for tours. With a diverse group of volunteers who share a love for local history, the Society has grown significantly since its founding in 1938 and continues to offer educational programming and preserve historical artifacts and documents.Generated from the website

We are a totally volunteer, non profit organization. Our goal is to educate people about Forest County through events and artifacts. The museum is housed in a Pre Victorian House which originally belonged to the Robinsons. We like to tell their story as well as that of men and women who made and continue to make Forest County. We are only open Memorial Day through mid October.