Landisville, Pennsylvania

History, Historical Society

Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Church

Columbia, Pennsylvania

Church, Culture, Historic House, Historical Society

Located in the original English Evangelical Lutheran Church, Columbia Historic Preservation Society is dedicated to the preservation of the river town, formerly known as Wright’s Ferry. Once considered as a possible site for locating our nation’s capitol, Columbia was once the gateway to the American West.

Columbia, Pennsylvania

Specialized

Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Culture, History, Historic House, Historical Society

LancasterHistory.org's mission will be to educate the public about the heritage and history of the people, places and events that shaped our region, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the United States of America. We will achieve this mission by actively collecting, preserving, interpreting and making accessible materials representing Lancaster County's past and by preserving and sharing the home, life and legacy of James Buchanan, the 15th President of the United States.

Mount Joy, Pennsylvania

Historical Society

Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Art

Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Art, Culture, University

We have a permanent collection gallery, two traveling exhibition galleries and a gallery dedicated to student and faculty exhibitions. All galleries are able to be divided. We also have a "smart" classroom and curatorial spaces that are open for research and visits from the public by appointment.

East Petersburg, Pennsylvania

Historical Society

Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Manheim, Pennsylvania

Historical Society

Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Natural History

Columbia, Pennsylvania

History, Library, Science, Specialized

The Museum collection is international in scope and covers a wide variety of clocks, watches, tools, and other time-related items. The largest collection is of nineteenth-century American clocks and watches. However, additional collections include early English tallcase clocks, Asian timepieces from Japan and China, and timekeeping devices from Germany, France, the Netherlands, and Russia. Chronologically, the exhibits take you on a tour through the entire history of timekeeping technology from early non-mechanical devices to today's atomic and radio- controlled clocks.

Columbia, Pennsylvania