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The Huntingdon County Historical Society invites you to visit the links provided below to learn more about Huntingdon County, its history and its culture.

History

Aughwick Civil War Roundtable
Broad Top Area Coal Miners Historical Society website, Facebook
Fort Shirley Historical Society
Friends of the East Broad Top Railroad
Friends of Greenwood Furnace, Whipple Dam and Penn Roosevelt
Hartslog Hertitage Museum website, Facebook
Huntingdon County Genealogy Project
Huntingdon History Research Network
Isett Heritage Museum
Mapleton-Union Historical Society
Mount Union Historical Society website, Facebook
Orbisonia Rockhill Furnace Historical Society website, Facebook
Petersburg Heritage Museum
Rockhill Trolley Museum in Rockhill Furnace, PA
Swigart Antique Automobile Museum
Three Springs Historical Society, Facebook

 

Information

Huntingdon County Chamber of Commerce
Huntingdon Borough
Huntingdon County
Huntingdon County Visitors Bureau
Huntingdon County Library
Juniata College

State

PA Federation of Museums and Historical Organizations
Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission
State Heritage Parks

National

National Archives
National Register of Historic Places

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Since 1831, the Huntingdon County Fair has been a centerpiece of community life and one of Pennsylvania's premier agricultural exhibitions, second only to the Pennsylvania Farm Show.This early 1900s photograph captures a hot air balloon ascending above the fairgrounds, offering a glimpse of one of the many attractions that drew visitors year after year. More than a century later, the fair remains a cherished Huntingdon County tradition and a window into our shared history.Photo from the Huntingdon County Historical Society archives. ... See MoreSee Less

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As automobile travel became more accessible in the late 1930s, Pennsylvania's state parks welcomed a new generation of campers arriving with travel trailers and all the comforts they could bring from home. Greenwood Furnace, established as a state park in 1924, became a popular destination for families seeking affordable outdoor recreation. This photograph from the Pennsylvania State Archives captures a quiet family moment camping at the park around 1940. Photo from the Huntingdon County Historical Society archives. ... See MoreSee Less

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Our research library is open 10am to 4pm today, August 1st! Larry and Rick are here to help you with your family tree ! Stop in and say hi! ... See MoreSee Less

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A story worth rememberingLong before the curtain opened on Timeless Town, Don Stuller connected listeners across Huntingdon County by sharing the news of the day. Born on December 28, 1936, in Huntingdon, Pa., Don Stuller was a beloved broadcaster affectionately known as "the voice of Huntingdon." As host of Coffee Time on WHUN, his warmth, humor, and authentic connection with listeners made him a trusted voice and a fixture in the community for generations.Through Timeless Town, written by @Richard Kane, Don Stuller was brought back into the spotlight to mark the nation’s 250th anniversary, reminding us that history isn’t just found in books. It’s found in the lives of the people who came before us.Discover more local stories with the Huntingdon County Historical Society. Visit huntingdonhistory.org today! ... See MoreSee Less

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