The Fenton History Center is finally back on track after the past two years of making it through the pandemic. We offered 47 in-person programs
Here we are at the end of another year. I would like to remind everyone to renew your membership if you have not already done
Sharon Matson is on the Board of Trustees at the Fenton. She also serves on the Hall House Management Team bringing fresh ideas to our
The lobby at the Governor Reuben Fenton Mansion has a new bench. But not just any bench—this one was built out of the wood from
It is hard to believe that we have been meeting for seven years. Having said that we plan to continue going forward with some of
For many legitimate reasons, Vets Finding Vets, as with most organizations, programs, businesses, and families had to rework social activities drastically to keep our Veterans
At a recent staff meeting, we discussed the many wonderful resources that we have in the Research Center for genealogy research. It was decided that
Blackstone Washing machines, known as Vandergrift prior to 1903, were among the iconic products of Jamestown industry from 1880 to around 1980. A full length
The Fenton History Center has an extensive collection of local cookbooks in its archives. This recipe comes from the Diana Lodge #114 Favorite Recipes published
The Fenton Museum Store continues to undergo many changes and we are excited to announce the next phase. In 2021, the Fenton launched a new
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