The Fombell Area Historical Society meets at 1 p.m. the third Sunday of the month (March - Nov) at the Franklin Township Municipal Bldg. Drop in!
The Fombell Area Historical Society was officially formed in March 2010 but began its roots over ten years prior with Duane Stuck and his cousin, Ed Boots, and others. As the years went by and we continued to grow, becoming more than just a few. It was decided to start a historical society and today we are an official Non-Profit organization. The annual Fombell History Day has been a great success
04/17/2026
A peek into the past
Riverside Beaver County High School District Documentary.m4v This video is 1 section of the documentary made by the RHS Video Productions Advanced class in spring of 2012. Please see the other Videos posted by RHSTV78T...
04/05/2026
Herford Manor Lake 1994
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11/27/2025
Happy Thanksgiving
11/11/2025
We honor you on Veterans Day and everyday. Thank you for your service.
08/11/2025
Bravo đź‘Ź
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The PA State Historic Preservation Office invites you to contribute to the effort of documenting and celebrating the barns that define our state’s rural heritage. Send photos and background information to add your barn to the PA Inventory of Historic Places. http://bit.ly/4otsmlI
07/04/2025
Have a safe and Happy 4th.
History of Independence Day - Washington, DC, Fourth of July Celebration (U.S. National Park Service) Secure .gov websites use HTTPSA lock ( ) or https:// means you've safely connected to the .gov website. Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.
07/02/2025
The images provided are scanned copies of 1876 illustrated maps of local townships, originally published by J.A. Caldwell, and were requested by a resident of Marion Township.