Monongahela Area Historical Society
The Historical Society was formed and chartered in 1961 as a project of the Friday Conversational Club. The Friday Club was formed in 1897, and disbanded in 1975. Until 1975, the president of the Friday Club was a vice-president of the Historical Society.
In 1983, a group of individuals had $500.00 to open a museum for one week for the local homecoming celebration, and the museum was such a success that they decided to keep it open! The Historical Society received 501c3 status in 1985.
The Society functions today as a monthly meeting organization which has become a strong voice in the community on such issues as: historic preservation, community development, "sense of community identity", and quality of life.
The Society has initiated many activities and projects over the years for the good of the community. One such project is a museum which is intended to be a repository for valued items and otherwise a "community center" - a focus of community energy, activity, and pride.
Monongahela Area Historical Society
230 West Main Street
Monongahela, PA 15063
Phone: 724.322.4247
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Officers
Susan Bowers, President
Martha Muniz, Vice President
Jim Steiner, 2nd Vice President
Carol Frye, Treasurer
MUSEUM HOURS: Wednesdays 10-2 and Thursdays 10-2
Saturdays 10-2 when volunteers are available
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MEETING
April 26, 2012
April 26th Meeting
The Monongahela Area Historical Society will hold a meeting at 7:00 PM on Thursday, April 26, 2012 in the parlor room of the First Presbyterian Church at Sixth and West Main streets in Monongahela. Scott Mellinger of Berks County, PA will speak about Major William S. Mellinger, an early settler in Monongahela, who was a coverlet maker and patent salesman, as well as being the city’s post master during the Tyler Administration, a militia leader, and a Civil War soldier.
Scott Mellinger of Berks County, PA will speak about Major William S. Mellinger, an early settler in Monongahela.