CRHS News!
...to keep you up to date!
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New Members are always welcome!
Sign up today so you don’t miss out on what is happening next at CRHS.
Click Here for a Membership Application to print, fill out, and send in with your membership dues.
Our Application is an "All-in-One Form" with instructions for Individuals, Couples or Businesses
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NEW HOURS OF OPERATION
 Open Saturday: 10am to 2pm
and
Wednesday: 11:00am to 3:00pm
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A Great Easter Gift or Mother's Day Gift is right here! |
CRHS 2014 Cook Book
Only $10.00!
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Our CRHS
2014 CookBook
is now available
for only $10.00!
It is plum full of great recipes
from
our members.
Pick up your copy at the center
on Wednesdays
or Saturdays
at a cost of only $10.
These CookBooks make great gifts too.
Great Gift!
Give this Great Cookbook!
Thank all of you for your great response
regarding this great CRHS project!
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CRHS Throw with
Historical Throw Companion Booklet
(Reg. $27.50) NOW Only $25.00
(Limited choice of colors) 
Click to see enlarged image!
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CRHS Throw with Historical Throw Companion Booklet: Softcover 31 page booklet containing
a brief history
of the illustrations
depicted
on the throw.
This beautiful heirloom throw was designed and commissioned by the Chestnut Ridge Historical Society. Woven with pride in the United States
by Mill Creek Design from We Love Country Inc., the two-layered,
100 percent cotton Jacquard is color-fast and preshrunk. Measuring
approximately 50 inches by 70 inches, the throw is fringed on all
four sides and is machine washable.
The 14 illustrations provide but a brief glimpse of the historical richness
of the area that we of the Chestnut Ridge Historical Society are
dedicated to preserve.
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 Chestnut Ridge Historical Society
Bus Trip on June 23rd!
$90.00 per person
Day Trip to Holmes County, Ohio
Call for Reservations by June 5th
724-593-2494 - Tom Dix, or
724-423-3802 - Gerry Marks
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Join Us for Another Great Bus Trip!
Leave: Mt. Pleasant County Market at 5:45am
Leave: Donegal Community Center at 6:00am
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Breakfast at Washington, PA
(on your own)
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Dover, Ohio: Warther Museum of Carvings
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Lunch at Walnut Creek Cheese House
(on your own)
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Sugarcreek, Ohio: Alpine Hill Museum
See the World's Largest Cuckoo Clock
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3pm: Comedy Play "Farmed & Dangerous"
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5pm: Dinner at Der Dutchman of Walnut Creek, Ohio
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6:30pm: Leave for home
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Stop at Pennsylvania Rest Area
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Chestnut Ridge Historical Society
Bus Trip review...
Our Bus Trip to the 2015 Pennsylvania Farm Show was a great success!
Many thanks to CRHS' Tom Dix!
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Many Thanks to Our CRHS Business Members
who support our Chestnut Ridge Historical Society!
We appreciate your memberships and your offered resources.
Brady's Restaurant (J&M Enterprises Inc.)
The Book Case - Connellsville
Champion Lumber Company Inc.
Charles Z. Keslar Agency Inc.
Collections by Marty (BNA Stores)
David W. Sadler Erie Insurance Agency
Foggy Mountain Lodge & Restaurant
Highlands Heating Inc.
Jerry Temple Tire & Auto Services
Laurel Highland Total Communciation Inc.
Laurel Valley Hardware Inc.
S&S Communications Service Inc.
Whispering Pines Antiques
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Of the 67 Counties of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
we maintain historical data for
part of the Southwestern Region
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Our Sponsors help defray the cost of our web site!
Please support them! (all ads fees are Payable to: "CRHS") |
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we will create an
attractive Ad for you
at no extra charge!
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we will re-size it or re-design it
to fit the web page space
at no extra charge!
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3.5" X 3.5" Size Ads
Only $80 per Year!
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1.75" X 3.5" Size Ads
Only $60 per Year!
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Business Card
Sized Ad!
Only $60 per Year!
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Your Ad Here!
Other Sizes of Ads
Available at a Variable Cost
(this example $100 per Year)
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Our CRHS Newsletter,
"Down Memory Lane", is now available!
Newsletters are available at the Office, or if you
become a Member, then a Newsletter is mailed!
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The Chestnut Ridge Historical Society is dedicated to
collecting and preserving the oral and written history and
artifacts of a portion of the Laurel Mountains that is
known as the Chestnut Ridge! |
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