FOREST COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Learn More About FOREST COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY

The Forest County Historical Society is dedicated to preserving, interpreting, and sharing the vibrant history of Forest County, Pennsylvania. Established in 1977, this 501(c)(3) non-profit organization safeguards artifacts, documents, and stories that reflect the county’s past, ensuring they are accessible to today’s residents, visitors, and future generations.

Our Mission:

-Preserve History: Collect and protect historical artifacts, documents, and stories that define Forest County.
-Engage and Educate: Offer engaging exhibits, research opportunities, and events that bring history to life.
-Genealogy and Research: Assist visitors and residents in tracing their family roots and uncovering local history.

Located in the heart of Forest County, the History Center is a treasure trove of historical exhibits and resources:
-Exhibits: Discover displays showcasing the county’s heritage, from its industries to its communities.
-Research and Genealogy Archives: Dive into historical records to uncover your family tree or local connections.
-Events and Programs: Enjoy lectures, demonstrations, and family-friendly activities designed to educate and entertain.

Hours of Operation:

Memorial Day to Labor Day:
-Tuesday: 12 PM – 8 PM (Lecture Series at 7 PM)
-Wednesday – Saturday: 12 PM – 4 PM

Fall Hours (September & October):
-Fridays and Saturdays, 12 PM – 4 PM

Closed for the winter season.

Contact us via email or call the museum to schedule research appointments or inquire about events.