UPDATE: MEETING CANCELED The Hummelstown Historical Society will hold a meeting on Monday, March 16 at 7 PM in the Parish House chapel on the second floor.The speaker for the evening is Robert Marut portraying a Civil War Surgeon, discussing
The Hummelstown Area Historical Society has started a capital campaign called “Hummelstown Preservation Fund.” A large amount of money is required to preserve the Parish House and its history. This includes the restoration of damage on the first floor as
The Square in Hummelstown is one of the most recognizable locations in Central Pennsylvania. Originally designed by the town founder, Frederick Hummel, its shape and purpose remain unchanged to this day. The Hummelstown Area Historical Society pays tribute to this iconic crossroad
The Historical Society’s biggest asset is the members. The contributions from our members allow the Society to further its mission in preserving the unique past of Hummelstown and education of the community. We want to make it as easy as
The Hummelstown Area Historical Society will feature Rev. Curt Weber to answer the headline question, as he makes a presentation on the life of Chamberlain on Monday evening, November 18, 2019 in the History House at 32 West Main Street
Hummelstown Area Historical Society program on October 21st will be on 19th Century Spiritualists Conjuring Cash from the Faithful
On Sunday, October 20th from 1-3 we will be hosting LPDStudios for a Leather Stamped Bracelet workshop and from 3-5 a Calla Lily Earrings workshop.
The Hummelstown Historical Society will hold their September meeting on Monday, September 16 in the History House at 32 W. Main St., at 7 PMOur first fall meeting will feature Walt and Margie Cook, presenting a talk entitled “Five First
All Lit Up is the Society’s 2019 Summer Show. The Show is a nostalgic look at lamps used as lighting in Hummelstown area households. There are 20 plus exhibits, each of which demonstrates a category of lamps such children’s lamps,
The Hummelstown Area Historical Society is staging The Art of Giving as its 2019 Winter Show. The Show features 14 exhibits, each of which demonstrate some expression of arts or crafts which were given as gifts, rather than sold to family, friends,