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Going Greene: The Warrior Trail
By Matthew Cumberledge, GCHS Executive Director Serenity, a term that can still adequately be used to describe the great natural beauty of Greene County and the entirety of the Upper
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Category Results: Local History
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Greene Artifacts: Graybar Sunshine Lamp
By Matthew Cumberledge, GCHS Executive Director Health, something that has concerned mankind since the beginning of time, has brought many great innovations, cures, techniques, and therapies to modern society over
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Get Outside: Enjoy the Great Outdoors
The Greene County area’s bucolic hills and peaceful woodlands make it the perfect place to get out and enjoy the outdoors. The area boasts multiple trails for enjoying nature and
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GreeneScene of the Past: Bowlby Library
By Colleen Nelson When Bowlby Library director Kathy McClure and I pored over a thick stack of photos from the past – the kind of past that many of you
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Going Greene: A Region Divided and Reunited
By Matthew Cumberledge, GCHS Executive Director The Monongahela River, a beautiful and scenic waterway that snakes its way for over 130 miles of the Trans-Allegheny Region, served as a major
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