Nov 27, 2019
Submitted by Eleanor Stout Courtney, Beaver Resident All the churches in Beaver provide a Sunday school program. Many Beaver residents attended Sunday school as children. Some continued to attend adult classes. My mother, who came to Beaver in 1907, was in Sunday...
Nov 27, 2019
This 1895 tintype is the only photo known to exist of John H. Craner. Submitted by Robert Rice, Beaver Historical and Architectural Review Board (HARB) Those familiar with local history and architecture will invariably point to Beaver native John Henry Craner (1871...
Sep 5, 2019
Written by Midge Sefton, Curator for the Beaver Area Heritage Museum, Beaver Resident In 2000, Beaver Borough applied for and received a grant for a streetscape project from Community Development Block Grant Funding. This project removed the power lines from the front...
Sep 5, 2019
Written by Roberta Good, Beaver Area Heritage Foundation Member, Beaver Tales Committee Chair The widely acclaimed, eleventh annual “Beaver Tales” storytelling event, sponsored by the Beaver Area Heritage Foundation, returns to the Beaver Gazebo on Friday, September...
Sep 5, 2019
Written by Stacey Ivol, Beaver Area Heritage Museum Director How many of us walk down River Road gazing at the beautiful view of the homes and river? Every season we have a beautiful panoramic view of the colorful foliage, but do you stop and take time to look at the...
Sep 5, 2019
Front Row: Aaron O’Data, Ed McLaughlin, Cheri Davison, Margie Carver Stuck, Mayor Tom Hamilton, Tom Dowlin and Chuck Copeland, Back Row: Stacey Ivol, Valerie Martone, Jeff Hamilton and Midge Sefton Written by Bob Rice, Chairman of the Beaver Historic Architectural...
Where Will You Be Next Sunday?November 27, 2019
Beaver’s Paradoxical Recluse – John H. CranerNovember 27, 2019
The History of Beaver’s Iconic Clock TowerSeptember 5, 2019
Beaver Tales–Beaver’s Unique Storytelling Event Returns for 11th Year!September 5, 2019
Fort McIntoshSeptember 5, 2019
Growing Herbs Indoors in the Winter TimeNovember 13, 2018