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Local Resources

The Historical Society of Upper St. Clair, in appreciative of other resources that are committed to preserving history, works with a variety of organizations that are both local to Upper St. Clair and to the State of Pennsylvania. Each organization serves as a resource to finding the missing puzzles pieces of Upper St. Clair's former days.

Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission

The Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission was established on June 6, 1945. This department of Pennsylvania's goverment is "responsible for the collection, conservation, and interpration of Pennyslvania's historic heritage." Visit PHMC to learn about this organization and its archives, museums, historic sites, and more.

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Pennsylvania Spatial Data Access

In 1995 Pennsylvania State University established the official geospatial data portal known today as Pennsylvania Spatial Data Access (PASDA). "The purpose of PASDA is to serve as the Commonwealth's comprehensive and coordinated open geospatial data portal that provides free public access to geospatial data and information by, for, and about the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania."

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The Historical Society of Mt. Lebanon

Mount Lebanon, one of Pittsburgh's first established suburbs, was originally founded in 1912 and spans across six square miles. The first known settlers arrived in the 1700's and has since grown into the community that it is today, housing 33,000 residents. The Historical Society of Mt. Lebanon was established and has since been committed to preserving and interpreting the historical data of the community.

Visit HSML

Dormont Historical Society

"The Dormont Historical Society is a not-for-profit organization that was established in 1999. Our sole purpose is to collect and preserve the history of Dormont Borough for its residents--past, present, and future-- to enjoy and appreciate."
(Dormont Historical Society Facebook Page)

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Bethel Park Historical Society

Bethel Park is a suburb of the Pittsburgh metropolitan area. It is believed that first settlers arrived to the area in the 1800's and established their newfound community as Bethel Township. It has since been renamed as Bethel Park and has grown to a community of more than 33,000 people. Bethel Park Historical Society mission is to preserve the past in order to protect the future.

Visit BPHS

Peter's Creek Historical Society

"The Peters Creek Historical Society has been serving the expanding history-minded interests in the Finleyville and surrounding communities in Allegheny and Washington County since 1967. The members have a wide variety of interests – from quilting, Whiskey Rebellion, genealogy, early coal mining, and local memorabilia – to just plain interest in local history."
(Peters Creek Historical Society)

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Bridgeville Area Historical Society

The Bridgeville Area Historical Society is a volunteer based organization led by local people who share a passion for learning about and preserving the history of their community. This organization's recent move to the Penn Central Railroad Station/Bridgeville Public Library Building has given them the space to display artifacts and host exhibitions that feature Bridgeville's schools, historic memorabilia, businesses, sports, military veterans and their equipment, and more.

Visit BAHS

Upper St. Clair 1830 Log House

Originally one of several log houses built on the Gilfillan Farm around 1830, the Fulton Log House is the last standing log home from that era and was built to house farm workers. Since it's construction, the log home has changed ownership several times and is now owned by the Upper St. Clair Township. Several organizations have worked together to restore the log home and use it as a teaching classroom and a glimpse of the way of life in those days.
(Upper St. Clair Township)

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PO Box 12681
Upper St. Clair, PA 15241
(412) 835-2050
President@HSUSC.org

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