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Visits to Arrowhead average between 60-90 minutes depending on the size of the group. Due to room sizes in the house, your group may be split into two or more groups. Group Tour reservations are required; please contact us at least 30 days in advance of your visit; mail melville@berkshirehistory.org or call 413-442-1793.
About This Collection. Reading Public Library, as a district center, is working toward granting online access to digitized yearbooks from all Berks County schools and institutions. Digitized content covers yearbooks from 1977 and older. All content is public domain and can be reused and utilized by the public freely.
Using the Library. One of the most important cards in your wallet, your Berks County Public Libraries card is the gateway to thousands of resources available at no cost to you. Available to anyone who lives, works, or goes to school in Berks County, this one card allows you to borrow materials from any of the 23 member library locations.
Welcome! Guthrie Memorial Library - Hanover's Public Library is a welcoming environment representing education, recreation, and progress, forming a cultural connection that joins people through text, technology, and meeting spaces. Our vision: To give Hanover area residents access to the information they need in order to live their best lives.
The Knitting Mills, Wyomissing, PA In 1890, observing that the braiding industry had rapidly developed in the United States during the last 20 years of the 19″‘ century, Ferdinand Thun and Henry Janssen rented a suitable brick building, at 222 Cedar Street, Reading for a modest $40.00 per month and began assembling the first American full ...
York County Libraries offers its members access to eBooks and audiobooks through Libby*. Enjoy new bestsellers and old favorites on your compatible smartphone, tablet, or computer! *Data charges from your mobile network may apply when downloading. Libby by OverDrive. Libby, by OverDrive is York County Libraries’ newest e-reading platform.
King Charles II of England gave the 45,000-square mile land of the Colony of Pennsylvania to William Penn. The sons of William Penn sketched the town of Reading. The city was founded after the name of Reading, England, in 1748. In 1752, immediately after the establishment of Berks County, Reading became the official county seat.
