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Going Greene: Following the Footsteps of Faith
by Matthew Cumberledge Southwestern Pennsylvania is a truly beautiful place. Spring is upon us, wild flowers are blooming, trees are getting their leaves, and the natural world is blossoming with
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Category Results: Local History
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I Love This Place: Video and Lost Post Offices of Greene
By Colleen Nelson Keeping both my good humor (read sanity) and good social distancing (out here we call it rural isolation!) alive and well these last few weeks has led
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GreeneScene of the Past: Crow Rock
By Colleen Nelson Naturalist Arabelle Wheatley stands beside The “Crow Massacre” rock lying sideways along Crow Road. This snapshot was taken in 1979 when Association for Rural Conservation members were
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From Greene to Black – Blacksmithing in Greene County!
by Matthew Cumberledge The invention of the printing press in the mid-fifteenth century by Johannes Gutenburg has been credited as one of the most significant inventions in human history. However,
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Greene Artifacts: County Home Barn
By Matthew Cumberledge, GCHS Executive Director Most of the time when we think of an artifact, we think of something safely tucked away behind glass in a museum, but an
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