Limited Edition prints are available by calling 814-275-1718 or online at the store under the Redbank Valley Historical Society page on the Redbank Renaissance website at www.redbankren.org.

Sunday from 12 to 5 PM please visit New Bethlehem Town Center at 415 Arch Street, next to the fire hall, to see and purchase the Limited Edition historic site drawings by talented artist Carol Kennemuth. The silent auction for the originals ends at 5 PM. Don't miss this chance to acquire these marvelous works of local history and art.

We now have more copies on hand of The Impact of the U.S. Civil War on the Redbank Valley, as well as the Pictorial History of the Redbank Valley, the history of the Low Grade Railroad and the Tom Andrews' Business Center Recollections. The last book is really the history of small town America in the late 1880s and the 1900s told in a very engaging style. It talks about business trends, businesses that prospered and then were replaced by others. If you enjoy history, you'll enjoy these books which are available by calling 814-275-1718 or in the store on...

We ran out of our Civil War books and so we ordered more. You can obtain a copy by visiting the store on the Historical Society page on the Redbank Renaissance, Inc. website at www.redbankren.org.
We'll have copies of our Low Grade History, Redbank Valley Pictorial History and Tom Andrews Business Center Recollections at the Climax Tunnel celebration this Saturday for cash purchase and also at the Brick House event in early September and at the Peanut Butter Festival at the New Bethlehem Town Center. Thanks for your support.

We have sold all of our books on the Impact of the Civil War on the Redbank Valley but if you would like to order one we can have more printed if there is sufficient demand. Thanks!

Our two latest publications are now also available at Zack's in addition to the library, Tom's Riverside, the Leader-Vindicator, Evermoore's and online at www.redbankren.org. We still have a few copies left of the History of the Low Grade Railroad and The Impact of the Civil War on the Redbank Valley. They all make great gifts.

The next meeting of the Redbank Valley Historical Society will be on Tuesday, July 2, 2018 at 10 Am at the New Bethlehem Presbyterian Church. Visitors are welcomed.

The Pictorial History of the Redbank Valley and Tom Andrews' Business Center Recollections are now available for $30 each, including sales tax, at Zack's, EverMoores', Tom's Riverside, the Library and the Leader Vindicator, online at www.redbankren.org or by calling 814-275-1718.