CLINTON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Learn More About CLINTON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY

The Clinton County Historical Society (CCHS) is committed to preserving and sharing the artifacts, stories, and history that define Clinton County, Pennsylvania. Since its founding in 1921 by a dedicated group of citizens, CCHS has grown into a cornerstone of the community, offering educational programs, historical exhibits, and unique experiences for visitors of all ages.

Our Mission is to preserve and celebrate the heritage of Clinton County by offering access to:

-Artifacts and Historical Resources: Explore treasures that highlight the people, places, and events that shaped the county’s history.
-Educational Programs and Community Events: Enjoy free programs, history camps, and interactive activities for children and adults.
-Special Exhibits: Discover curated displays that bring Clinton County’s vibrant history to life.

Visit the Heisey House Museum:

Located at 362 East Water Street in Lock Haven, the Heisey House Museum serves as the headquarters for CCHS.
Research Facilities: Access extensive resources to explore your genealogy or learn about local history (reasonable fees apply).
Event Rentals: Host private meetings, parties, or special events on the museum grounds—call for rates and availability.

Why Support the Clinton County Historical Society?

-Preservation of Local History: Help safeguard the heritage of Clinton County for future generations.
-Engaging Community Events: Participate in educational activities, family-friendly programs, and unique historical experiences.
-Explore Clinton County’s Roots: Dive into the history of the region and its enduring impact on central Pennsylvania.

Immerse yourself in the fascinating history of Clinton County, PA, by visiting the Heisey House Museum and participating in CCHS programs.