Tri-County Heritage Library

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Tri-County Heritage Library Formerly the Tri-County Heritage Society, now part of the Hay Creek Valley Historical Association.

Library inventory:

* Church, pastor, cemetery records
* Misc. tax and census records
* Funeral director ledgers
* Family genealogical files
* Published family genealogies
* Township records
* Maps and Photographs
* Collections include Plank, Brower, Brunner, Cremers, Thomas McCord, Grace Mine

and much, much more. The library is located in the Windstream Communications building at 4979 North Twin Valley Rd., Elverson, Pa. This is on the road between Route 23 and Twin Valley High School, and is a small yellow building surrounded by a chain link fence. We are open on Tuesdays from 1PM to 5PM by appointment, except on holidays. (Contact us via email or during the above hours for appointments outside those times.)

All set up for the Apple Festival at Joanna Furnace tomorrow (October 10th) 7AM to 3PM. Stop in and check out our books ...
10/09/2026

All set up for the Apple Festival at Joanna Furnace tomorrow (October 10th) 7AM to 3PM. Stop in and check out our books and maps for sale and other items!

Depending on the weather, we may be there Sunday as well!

See you there!!

Hay Creek Valley Historical Association

Start of our display for Veteran's Day. New items are being brought out weekly. Stop by and see us on Tuesdays from 12...
10/03/2026

Start of our display for Veteran's Day. New items are being brought out weekly. Stop by and see us on Tuesdays from 12 to 5 or by appointment. We are looking to add items from the Korean and Vietnam Wars. Please contact us if you have anything to donate for our military collections. Thank you.

Come out and see our displays at the Hay Creek Valley Historical Association Fall Festival Saturday and Sunday 10-5!
09/12/2026

Come out and see our displays at the Hay Creek Valley Historical Association Fall Festival Saturday and Sunday 10-5!

09/06/2026

The Tri-County Heritage Library will be closed on Tuesday, September 8th. We will be preparing for the Hay Creek Valley Historical Association's celebration of their 50th Fall Festival, September 11th to the 13th.

Stop by and see our display in the mule stable about the festivals!

This enamel bucket was used by Martha Hertzler of Morgantown while picking berries about 1918-1920. Most grew wild on th...
08/13/2026

This enamel bucket was used by Martha Hertzler of Morgantown while picking berries about 1918-1920. Most grew wild on the hillside below the present day Twin Valley High School. Donated by her daughter Doris.

It has been one year since we moved into our new location at 219 Mill Road, Morgantown. Stop by and see us! We're open o...
07/31/2026

It has been one year since we moved into our new location at 219 Mill Road, Morgantown. Stop by and see us!

We're open on Tuesdays 12:00 to 5:00 PM and by appointment.

One of the things we have for sale at the Tri-County Library is a copy of a circa 1776 British spy map of the area betwe...
07/14/2026

One of the things we have for sale at the Tri-County Library is a copy of a circa 1776 British spy map of the area between the Susquehanna and the Delaware rivers. Cost is $5

This hooked rug of the Jacob Morgan homestead in Morgantown was created by Martha M. Zook, wife of Dr. Joseph Zook of Mo...
07/03/2026

This hooked rug of the Jacob Morgan homestead in Morgantown was created by Martha M. Zook, wife of Dr. Joseph Zook of Morgantown sometime in the1930s. Donated by her granddaughter, Diane Bowman.

We recently were featured on Channel 69 news on their Berks Edition on Thursday concerning Jacob Morgan, the founder of ...
07/03/2026

We recently were featured on Channel 69 news on their Berks Edition on Thursday concerning Jacob Morgan, the founder of Morgantown. Here is more information on Jacob for those of you who are interested. Also, FYI Morgantown is 256 years old this year!!

06/06/2026

Today is the anniversary of D-Day - June 6, 1944.

Clarence E. Fillman is listed on the Caernarvon (Berks) War Memorial. Private Fillman served in Co. L, 17th Infantry, 29th Division in WWII. He was killed in action on Omaha Beach, Normandy, France on June 6, 1944 at the age of 26.
Following his death he was buried in the U.S. Cemetery in St. Lawrent, France. Following the war, in 1949, he was reinterred at the Elverson Methodist Church Cemetery with full military honors provided by the Honey Brook Post of the American Legion.

Another one of our local WWII veterans listed on the monument is William H. James. He also landed on Omaha Beach as part of the Allied D-Day invasion. He returned home from the war.

Please take the time today to remember these two men.

Hay Creek Valley Historical Association

Address

219 Mill Road
Morgantown, PA
19543

Opening Hours

12pm - 5pm

Telephone

(610) 286-7477

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