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May 2022
Author Jeff Finegan seminar on George Washington
The Durham Historical Society is happy to announce that Mr. Jeff Finegan will give a presentation on George Washington at the Durham Mill on Sunday May 22nd at 2pm. The event is free, although donations for Mill restoration are welcome. For info about Mr. Finegan please see :https://colonelwashingtonandme.com/about-the-author/
Find out more »December 2019
2019 Annual Membership Meeting
Dear Fellow Durham Historical Society Members, You are hereby invited to our 2019 Annual Membership Meeting to be held in the Durham Township Meeting Room, 215 Old Furnace Road, Durham, PA at 7:00 PM on Tuesday, December 3, 2019. (This meeting replaces our regular November meeting.) This year, the membership will elect three directors to three year terms. Interested candidates should submit their resume to the Membership Secretary by 5 PM on November 30th, 2019. Respectfully, Kathleen Connally Corporate Secretary
Find out more »November 2019
Traditional Bookmaking
Learn traditional styles of bookmaking by joining local paper artist, Valerie Martz, to customize and create your own hard-bound everyday journal and miniature hand-stitched signature mini-book. Materials and tools provided. Class will be held in the historic Durham Mill on November 23d from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. Class limited to ten students. Free mill tour provided following the class. Additional artwork (suitable for holiday gift giving) will be available for purchase. Cost $50.00 per person. Pre-registration required. Payment can be made online through PayPal or credit card at…
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Walk in Penn’s Woods
The Durham Township Environmental Advisory Council invites you to attend its 3rd Annual Walk in Penn’s Woods in partnership with the Cooks Creek Watershed Association and The Durham Historical Society! Taking place October 6 from noon - 3pm, this year’s guided walk takes place on three contiguous private properties within Durham Township. It’s a downhill walk of approximately 1.5-miles that traverses former roads and paths through old growth forest and a blue heron rookery on beautiful Cooks Creek, one of…
Find out more »September 2019
Philosophy and Reality of Architectural Preservation
Have you ever wondered what makes an old house or other building worth preserving? Join the Durham Historical Society as it welcomes Michael Margulies as a speaker in its continuing lecture series. The presentation will be held this Sunday, September 22 nd at 2:00 in the Durham Mill. Mr. Margulies is a well-respected local architect who specializes in architectural preservation. Michael is a consultant to several municipalities and sits on the Board of Directors for Preservation New Jersey. His topic…
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