SHIREMANSTOWN HISTORICAL SOCIETY
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Thank you to all who volunteered and sponsored the Sesquicentennial Celebration!!
We had a wonderful weekend full of memories and friends! 
THANK YOU RAFFLE DONORS
Ames Companies Funky Finds and Grinds Garden Bouquet Hershey’s Candy Sesquicentennial Committee Sports Emporium Wegmans West Beer Distributor Village Artisan Gallery Town Clock and Marker Dedication
On April 22, 2017, SHS dedicated our Town Clock and two Historic Markers. This took place at the River Rock Academy due to the inclementweather. After welcoming the crowd, Joan Runkle introduced Mike Weaver, Past President, to offer a few words regarding the Clock. Mike had initiated the Clock Project before leaving the area. Lucy Getz, who was instrumental in the organizing of funds and purchasing the clock, also spoke. The Saint John’s Lutheran Church marker was described by Lucy Getz, who designed and wrote the text for the marker. Pastor Seifried commented on the church marker and was accompanied by a large group of parishoners. The Christian Stoner House was introduced by Joan Runkle, who wrote the text for the marker. Emma Burns drew the replica of the house as it would have appeared originally. Vincent and Sylvia Funk, present owners of the home,attended and Sylvia gave a description of the historic parts of the house they have retained and the changes they have made. We were entertained prior to and after the event by Barb Morgan playing the pump organ donated to SHS by Deb Formanowski. Refreshments were served during the social time afterwards.
Thank you to our major sponsors!
Bogars Law Office
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Mission Statement
The Mission Statement of The Shiremanstown Historical Society “The purpose or purposes for which said corporation is formed are: The investigation, collection, acquisition, and preservation of interesting historical information, facts, documents, real and personal property having historical value, and especially such as relate to the early history of Shiremanstown, PA; and the publication and dissemination of historical data, the collection of moneys, the receiving of gifts and bequests for historical purposes, and the doing of all things necessary and incident thereto, including but not limited to purchasing, acquiring, holding, conveying, leasing, mortgaging, or borrowing money and issuing, selling, or pledging bonds, promissory notes, indebtedness, payable at a specified time(s), or payable upon the happening of specific event(s), whether secured by mortgage, pledge or otherwise, or unsecured.”
· EIN and 501 ( c ) These are available upon request
· EIN and 501 ( c ) These are available upon request