POORMAN GALLERY

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Thanks to the generous donation by Steve and Pamela Poorman, the historic church building adjacent to the Heisey House Museum has been transformed into the Poorman Gallery, a versatile space dedicated to preserving and showcasing the history of Clinton County, Pennsylvania. This newly renovated facility serves as a vital resource for the community, offering climate-controlled storage, exhibit space, and a meeting area designed to enhance local cultural and historical initiatives.

The Poorman Gallery provides:
-Expanded Storage: Safeguarding valuable historical artifacts in a climate-controlled environment.
-Exhibition Areas: Displaying collections that celebrate Clinton County’s rich heritage.
-Community Meeting Space: Available for non-profit organizations, fostering collaboration and community engagement.

Looking for a unique venue? The Poorman Gallery is available for rent, accommodating up to 50 guests. It’s the perfect setting for small gatherings, workshops, or events, offering a blend of history and modern amenities.

Explore the Poorman Gallery and support the preservation of Clinton County’s history. Visit the Clinton County Historical Society’s website to learn more or to book this historic space for your next event!