NOTICE: The Fenton History Center is closed Jan. 10, 2026 – Jan. 23, 2026
The Falconer Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary published “Firehouse Favorites” in 1994. Under the chapter “Firemen’s Favorites,” Larry Nutt submitted this recipe. GRANDMA NUTT’S DOUGHNUTS 1
Q1. What year was JCC established?Q2. What day did they finish building the new telephone corporation?Q3. On what street is the college stadium?Q4. Where was
On July 15, over 80 people either participated or were in the audience as 14 Veterans were awarded Quilts of Valor. The Ceremony was held
The Hall House Research Library was recently surprised by Randall Paisley with the gift of twenty totes of new books. He purchased them over time
Helen G. Ebersole, who served as President of the Fenton’s board of Trustees from 1980 to 1990, passed away peacefully at her home on June
On August 14, 2024, the fifth of our Lecture Series was held. Thomas Goodwill, Fenton Vice President, presented on Celoron. If you missed it, you
The annual Fenton History Center Church Tour was held on a picture-perfect day on Saturday, July 20. Eleven people attended. We began at Zion Covenant
Fenton History Center lost a valued and respected volunteer on July 19, 2024. Brian Rapp was born November 7, 1955, in Warren, Pennsylvania, a son
Play ball! The Fenton History Center has a new exhibit on display at the Kennedy Library! This time the theme of all these items is
We hosted the Fenton History Center Volunteer Picnic at the end of July. We had 32 attendees and an amazing amount of fantastic food. Currently,