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Greene Artifacts: It’s Radioactive! Uranium Glass
How many of us have a unique shade of green glassware lurking in our cupboards, perhaps on display in a cabinet or hiding out unnoticed somewhere around our homes? Quite
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Author Archives: Matt Cumberledge
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Greene Artifacts: A Sad Iron Heater
There are many interesting artifacts in museums all over the world: gold crowns worn by royalty and leaders throughout all periods of history, documents that have shaped tour nation, and
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Going Greene: A Little Bit of Greene in Washington
Meadowcroft Rock Shelter and Historic Village is one of the best-known historic sites and museums in western Pennsylvania. It is perhaps most famous for the archaeological site located under an
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Going Greene: Keeping Backyard Chickens
There aren’t many more things enjoyable than porch sitting on a warm summer evening while enjoying conversations with friends and neighbors. It’s one of the highlights of living in a
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LK Evans’ Pioneer History of Greene COunty Pennsylvania
The history of Greene County Pennsylvania is well researched and documented with materials that date from as far back as the 1860s up through the present time. Over the years,
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