MISSION STATEMENT

The Allegheny-Kiski Valley Historical Society is a non-profit, permanent institution whose primary mission is interpreting, preserving, and celebrating our cultural, industrial, and ethnic heritage of the Allegheny and Kiskiminetas river valleys in southwestern Pennsylvania, a region embracing the surrounding areas from Harmar Township north to Freeport, and east to Apollo.

The Society is committed to accomplishing this mission through the following objectives:

    1. Acquiring, preserving, and professionally exhibiting historically relevant material that illustrates the history of the region;

    2. Developing and facilitating cooperative partnerships among organizations with a similar mission;

    3. Providing educational and outreach opportunities for the public; and

    4. Serving as a catalyst for the private and public preservation, rehabilitation and/or adaptive re-use of historic sites.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:

Jim Thomas (President)
Steve Kubicko (Vice President) 
Wendy Rankin and MaryJane Zdila (Co-Treasurers)
Melissa Makofske (Secretary)
Emily Rankin

Rachel Brown 
Adam Roos
Megan Adams
Charles “Skip” Culleiton (Emeritus)
Helen Strzesieski (Emeritus)

HOW TO HELP
Become a member

Volunteer to work

Offer advice
Contribute information, time, artifacts, money
For More Information Contact Us at:

PHONE:
(724) 224-7666 

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