University Baptist & Brethren Church
Explore the history of University Baptist & Brethren Church, a State College congregation founded in 1922 with a longstanding commitment to community outreach, justice, and inclusion.
Explore the history of University Baptist & Brethren Church, a State College congregation founded in 1922 with a longstanding commitment to community outreach, justice, and inclusion.
Explore the history of television in Centre County, from early over-the-air broadcasts and pioneering cable systems to public television, satellite, and modern digital viewing.
Explore the history of Philipsburg’s Union Church, the “Old Mud Church,” a landmark that served as the community’s first schoolhouse and shared place of worship.
Explore the history of Unionville, a historic Centre County borough founded as a Quaker settlement and shaped by the lumber industry, railroad, and Bald Eagle Valley.
Explore the history of Union Cemetery in Bellefonte, one of Centre County’s oldest cemeteries and the resting place of veterans, governors, and other notable local leaders.
Explore the life of Tom Thwaites, Penn State professor, author, trail builder, and outdoor advocate who founded Pennsylvania’s 327-mile Mid State Trail.
Explore the history of Titan Metal Co., a major Bellefonte manufacturer that became a leading producer of brass products and a significant Centre County employer.
Explore the life of Thelma Price, a pioneering Penn State administrator and community leader known for advocating for minority students and supporting those in need.
Explore the history of Talleyrand Park, a downtown Bellefonte gathering place along Spring Creek shaped by community revitalization, recreation, and volunteer stewardship.
Explore the history of Penn State THON, the world’s largest student-run philanthropy, raising millions for the Four Diamonds Fund and families impacted by childhood cancer.
Explore the history of State Correctional Institution-Rockview, a Centre County prison known for executions, prison farming, inmate programs, and more than a century of operation.
Explore the history of the State College Woman’s Club, a philanthropic organization supporting education, health, the arts, and community causes since 1894.