As we look back on the pages of our township’s history, the year 1908 stands out as a time of growth, ambition, and transformation. With new buildings, bustling schools, and improving roads, Enola and West Fairview were alive with progress. These changes shaped not just our landscape, but the everyday lives of the people who … Continue reading A Century of Progress: The Growth of Enola in 1908
The Enola Fire Company: A Community on Call
The story of the Enola Fire Company is one of commitment, quick response, and neighborly care. As we flip through records and newspaper clippings from decades past, we see not just a timeline of emergencies, but a deeper picture of how important this volunteer group was—and still is—to our community. For us at the Historical … Continue reading The Enola Fire Company: A Community on Call
Guest Speaker: George DeMartyn
George DeMartyn We are honored to highlight George DeMartyn, the current President of the Board of Directors for the Historical Society of East Pennsboro, as one of our featured historical guests. George has been a steady and reliable presence in our organization for many years, bringing experience, leadership, and a deep care for the community. … Continue reading Guest Speaker: George DeMartyn
Guest Speaker: George Tyson
We are pleased to welcome George Tyson, longtime Township Commissioner, as one of our guest speakers. George has been a dedicated public servant in East Pennsboro for years, working to support the community and maintain the township’s steady growth and strong values. George’s involvement in local government has always been about service over spotlight. As … Continue reading Guest Speaker: George Tyson
Guest Speaker: Jean Foschi
We’re honored to welcome Jean Foschi, one of our Cumberland County Commissioners, as a speaker and community partner. Jean’s path to public service is rooted in her passion for local government and her belief that everyone deserves to be heard. Before becoming a county commissioner, Jean was already active in our community through nonprofit work, … Continue reading Guest Speaker: Jean Foschi
Guest Speaker: Nate Davidson
We are proud to welcome State Representative Nate Davidson as one of our featured speakers. Born and raised in Dauphin County, Nate has spent his entire life in the Central Pennsylvania region. His story is one of service, dedication, and a deep connection to the community that helped shape him. Before becoming a representative, Nate … Continue reading Guest Speaker: Nate Davidson
Guest Speaker: Jim Leonard
While Jim is not necessarily a guest he is heavily involved with everything that happens at the historical society and there wouldn't be much of an event without him! Jim Leonard & Herb Kruger Jim's History/Background: Jim Leonard’s journey with the Historical Society of East Pennsboro began in the fall of 2003, shortly after he … Continue reading Guest Speaker: Jim Leonard
The Historical Society of East Pennsboro makes their video debut!
We are proud to present our first historical society video production with the release of our very first in house made tour! This video features Jim Leonard as he guides the viewer through some of the railroad items we have on display at our museum! https://youtu.be/cZEfnacCSd0?si=CHYRF2NDStJkGL0p
Announcing our Guest Speakers!
In conjunction with the Enola Miller Open House Event, we will be having some guest speakers at the event to speak about our area! For our Enola Miller Open House event we are inviting a number of people to come and speak at the event. Their speeches will hope to bring different outlooks and voices … Continue reading Announcing our Guest Speakers!
Enola Miller Open House Event COMING SOON!
Come on down to 51 Miller St, to explore the historical home of Enola Miller on Jun 14th from 10 a.m. to 2p.m. The Historical Society of East Pennsboro is proud to announce a special event celebrating the restoration and refurnishing of the historic Enola Miller House. The community is invited to join the celebration, … Continue reading Enola Miller Open House Event COMING SOON!
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