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The museum proudly presents an unforgettable occasion: our inaugural Ritchie Boy Family Reunion Event! This is a unique chance for Ritchie Boy families to unite, share touching stories about their loved ones, and connect with each other and the public. Join us for a day filled with inspiration, featuring an exceptional lineup of seven speakers, including six representatives from Ritchie Boy families who will offer invaluable insights and experiences of their loved one's service as Ritchie Boys during World War II. This event is not just a gathering; it's an opportunity to forge meaningful connections and deepen our appreciation for the extraordinary contributions of the Ritchie Boys. Don't miss out on being part of this historic event! For more information, please click the link below! Yes, it is open to the public! https://www.ritchiemuseum.org/.../ritchie-boy-family-reunion

Step back in time and raise a glass with Eighth Regiment Connecticut Volunteers, a Union Civil War Living History and Reenacting organization dedicated to accurate historical depiction. They are gathering at Powder Hollow Brewery to share their passion for history, answer your questions, and recruit new members! Whether you're a history buff, an experienced reenactor, or just curious about stepping into the past, they’d love to meet you! Enjoy a craft beer, learn about their unit, and discover how you can take part in immersive reenactments from Virginia to New England. No commitment required—just good company, great conversation, and a chance to explore a unique hobby. We'll see you there!

Smyth County celebrates 250 years of American freedom, continuing its series on significant Smyth County figures. Don't miss this special event on the life and legacy of Madam Elizabeth Russell. FREE!

Join us for a delightful celebration at the Berks History Center's Easter Open House Event on Saturday, April 12, from 11 AM to 4 PM at 940 Centre Avenue, Reading. This FREE family-friendly event is sure to bring joy and excitement to visitors of all ages as we embrace the vibrant traditions of Easter. ~Highlights of the Event~ -PA German Egg Tree: Marvel at our authentic PA German Egg Tree, beautifully adorned with vintage handmade Easter eggs from the BHC's extensive museum collection. These charming decorations offer a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of Berks County. -Egg Decorating Stations: Unleash your creativity at our egg decorating stations. With a variety of materials and guidance available, participants can craft their own unique designs to take home as cherished keepsakes. -Scavenger Hunts: Embark on an adventurous scavenger hunt throughout the museum, uncovering hidden treasures and learning more about the fascinating history of Easter traditions. -Meet the Easter Bunny: Capture precious memories with a visit from the Easter Bunny, offering the perfect photo opportunity for kids and grandkids. ~Enjoy a Day of Fun and Learning~ For more information, please visit: https://berkshistory.app.neoncrm.com/nx/portal/neonevents/events?path=%2Fportal%2Fevents%2F13803

First of a Kind... Sue Heiskell was the first white child born in Miami County, Kansas, and the birth was recorded on May 31, 1857. She was born in Paola City and township. #miamicountykansashistoricalmuseum #micomuseum

We all know the Vikings were tough, but their real history is far darker than you think.