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,
On July 10, 2024, the fourth of our Lecture Series was held. Kaycee Colburn, Fenton Trustee and local artist, presented an artist’s talk in which
Postcards are one of the most unique, but endearing ways of sharing what you’re up to in this age of texting and emailing. As in
It was finally time to say good-bye to our old lawn mower, which has had its share of problems in recent years. Last year for
The Fenton History Center currently has some Civil War materials we have within our collection on display at the Kennedy Library. Some of the items
The next phase of the transformation of the museum’s gift shop has been completed. We had new shelving installed, including a slatwall for the wall,
This recipe comes from the State Line United Methodist Church Cookbook. Stateline is a small town that is truly on the “state line” between North
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