Current Events
All of our meetings and special events for the balance of 2020 have been canceled, including the Annual Dinner. Please be sure to check the website frequently for updates as to what we’ll be able to do as the spring rolls around. We’re continuing to work on our temporary exhibit space and look forward to its completion.

Mark your calendar now so you don’t miss our annual Indoor Yard Sale planned for February 18h, 19th, and 20th. Help us spread the word—tell your family, friends, and coworkers that we welcome donations of gently used items.
The committee is now accepting donations of used items including kitchenware, glassware, china, pots and pans, books, collectibles, lamps, toys, craft and hobby items, seasonal and holiday decorations, videos, DVDs, CDs, and items of local interest.
Sorry, we cannot accept clothing, shoes, pillows, bedding, stuffed animals, college textbooks, computers, monitors, TVs, or encyclopedia sets.
Donations are welcome any time and may be dropped off at the Hunter House any Monday, Wednesday, or Friday from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. or by appointment only after January 6th. Please call 570-286-4083 to make arrangements.
Thank you for supporting this important fundraiser! The funds generated help to maintain and improve the services the Society provides for its members and the public.
We are still hoping to have the tag sale - but maybe later in the spring - so we are still accepting donations
Possible Upcoming Programs for 2021
(Lord willing and the creek don't rise)
March 18th - Cindy Inkrote
Grandma’s Herbal & Home Remedies
April 15th - Lawrence Knorr
The Tulpehocken Trail, Conrad Weiser and Shikellamy
May 8 – History Day
May 20 – Alan Gutchess
The family of Shickelamy
Sorting out the myths and misidentifications of his sons
September 16 – Alex Skitolsky – Thomas Edison in Sunbury and Shamokin
October 21 – Jack Minnier – Lower Augusta Township Signature Quilt
October 23 – Lantern Tours?
November 18 – Jake Wynn – The Molly Maguires
Annual Dinner –Tuesday, December 7 (tentative)
Packer House, Jill Sturgis Thomas