June 2026
RENFREW HOSTED OPENING DAY EVENT WITH TOURS AND DEMONSTRATIONS. Click below to view photos
LOCAL AUTHOR DOUG STINE RECENTLY RELEASED HIS FIRST BOOK: "A History of the Black Community of Waynesboro, Pennsylvania." The book chronicles that heritage "from the Civil War to Civil Rights." Read a book review below.
THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE WILL HELP CELEBRATE AMERICA’S 250th Anniversary This Year. Learn More About Upcoming Events and Programs.
CULTURE: PHOTOGRAPHER PENNY KNOBEL-BESA SHARES ADVENTUROUS STORIES DURING ARTIST TALK AT GALLERY 50
THE 1764 ENOCH BROWN MASSACRE IN GREENCASTLE STILL HAUNTS FRANKLIN COUNTY
SPEAKER RAY HARBAUGH DELIVERED AN INFORMATIVE MASON-DIXON LINE LECTURE AT THE WAYNESBORO THEATRE
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REMEMBERING RELLO OLLER: A Kind-Hearted Waynesboro Woman Whose Legacy Lives on at Oller House
THE WAYNESBORO HISTORICAL SOCIETY PRESENTED VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS AT YMCA EVENT, REKINDLING FOND MEMORIES
GHOSTS OF ANTIETAM: How Mathew Brady’s Civil War Photojournalism Forever Changed American Perceptions of War
WAYNESBORO’S NATIONAL REGISTER HISTORIC PROPERTIES: Historic Buildings Fulfilling New Functions
LOCAL LANDMARK: THE FORMER CUPOLA OF WAYNESBORO HIGH SCHOOL/EAST JUNIOR HIGH BUILDING NOW SITS IN A NEARBY PARK
June 2026