Northampton County Historical & Genealogical Society

The Mixsell-Illick House, located at the intersection of 4th and Ferry Streets in Easton, PA, has a rich history as the headquarters of the Northampton County Historical and Genealogical Society (NCHGS) until the establishment of the Sigal Museum in 2010. Gifted by sisters Emilie Mixsell Lalor and Mary Mixsell in 1928, this two-and-a-half-story structure has served as a venue for various programs and special events, including Victorian teas and lectures on the Civil War era. In addition to its historical significance, the Mixsell-Illick House features period furnishings that create a charming atmosphere for small private rental events. The adjoining building, donated by Mary Illick in 1948, has been transformed into a Research Library and Reading Room, further enhancing the site's role in preserving local history. Generated from the website

The Sigal Museum is Northampton County's museum of local history, committed to preserving the past for the future. It is also home to the Jane S. Moyer library-for historical research and the Chris Chrin Gallery-home to the artwork of various local artists.

The Easton Museum of Pez Dispensers is a unique establishment dedicated to showcasing a vast collection of Pez dispensers from various eras and themes. Visitors can explore the history and evolution of these iconic candy dispensers through interactive exhibits and displays. With a focus on nostalgia and pop culture, the museum offers a fun and educational experience for all ages, highlighting the cultural significance of Pez dispensers in a lighthearted setting. Generated from their business information