Aaronsburg to Zion, The Amazing Centre County Postcard Collection of Joan Hawbaker Brower
Discover Centre County history through historic postcards at this special event featuring Aaronsburg to Zion, with Joan Hawbaker Brower and Cathy Horner.
Discover Centre County history through historic postcards at this special event featuring Aaronsburg to Zion, with Joan Hawbaker Brower and Cathy Horner.
Recognize outstanding preservation efforts throughout Centre County at the 37th Annual John H. Ziegler Historic Preservation Awards.
Explore the people, experiences, and events of the American Revolution with The War They Won, a special historical program from the Centre County Historical Society.
Discover how George Washington, pivotal decisions, and the weather helped shape the outcome of the American Revolution in this historical presentation.
Learn more about the Boogersburg School Open House scheduled for Fall 2026, including event times and activities.
Explore the history of logging and post-logging landscapes in central Pennsylvania and discover how the timber industry transformed the region.
Learn more about event closure at Centre County Historical Society and Centre Furnace Mansion, including dates when the museum is closed to tours and visitors.
Stay up to date with news from the Centre County Historical Society, including upcoming events, exhibitions, preservation projects, local and Penn State history, educational resources, and community updates.
Explore the history of Centre Furnace Mansion through the people who called it home, from founder John Patton and the Thompson family to David Garver and the preservation of this historic State College landmark.
Explore the history of Native Americans in Centre County, from ancient trails and early settlements to colonial encounters, land loss, cultural legacy, and Native communities today.
Explore Rhoneymeade, a historic Centre County homestead, arboretum, and sculpture garden preserving the legacy of Leonard Rhone, art, nature, and conserved farmland.
Explore the life and work of John T. Biggers, Penn State alumnus, muralist, and educator whose art celebrated African American identity, heritage, and everyday life.