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: James Thomas (president), Joseph Bodick (vice president), Charles Culleiton (treasurer), Robert Brey, Barbara Diller, William Hall, Hartley Johnston, Iva Mae Long (emeritus), Rosann Mackey, Cynthia Maleski, Warren Mansfield, John Owens (emeritus), Raymond Rennick, Gretchen Schmitt, Anthony Slomkoski, Helen Strzesieski

Museum Manager: Mickey Cendrowski

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