Greene Artifacts: Three Bridges Over Ten Mile
The purpose of an artifact, largely, is to tell a story or recall some element of past human history so that we can be reminded of and learn from history.
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Author Archives: Matt Cumberledge
Going Greene: When it Floods in Greene County
April showers bring May flowers, and what do Mayflowers bring? Pilgrims! April showers bring something else as well: seasonal flooding in and around southwestern Pennsylvania. I think all us residents
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Greene Artifacts: Opening Day & Renovations
It’s been a busy winter at the Greene County Historical Society Museum, all about the maintenance, repairs, and renovations that make the museum a one-of-a-kind place to visit. The second
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Going Greene: A Circus Mystery
A box of old photos can take you on an adventure. We find these in attics, closets, chests, all over the place, often given to us by older relatives. Sometimes
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Greene Artifacts: A Reminder of the Last Run
July 9, 1929: the country was in the beginning of an economic recession that few knew at the time would wind up being the beginning of the Great Depression. In
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