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March 28, Women of the Civil War: Clothing, Culture, and Contributions Janice Grove and Lynette Miller will present a Powerpoint-illustrated program featuring a series of vintage photographs from Grove's extensive collection. See and hear what life was like for women during the war between the states. |
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The James Keller exhibit is now open in the museum. You will not want to miss it!
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237- 249 West Main Street (Rt. 322), Ephrata, at the corner of Oak Street
Our Mission
We are dedicated to acquiring, preserving, and interpreting material pertaining to the heritage of the Northern Lancaster County community known as the Cocalico Valley and making this material accessible to the public. The Cocalico Valley is defined as the townships of East and West Cocalico, Clay, Ephrata, West Earl and a portion of Earl. This includes the boroughs of Akron, Adamstown, Denver and Ephrata, Pennsylvania.
Links
Ephrata Cloister Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society Lancaster County Historical Society Ephrata Area Chamber of Commerce
Virtual Ephrata Borough of Ephrata Downtown Ephrata, Inc. (DEI)
Contact Information
Telephone 717.733.1616
Postal address P O Box 193, Ephrata, PA 17522
EMAIL HSCV@cocalicovalleyhs.org