Born to Make History at the Adams County LibraryBring your little ones to Adams County Library for Born to Make History, a fun and engaging program created just for children ages 0–5.Meet on the second Monday of each month at the library, located at 140 Baltimore Street, Gettysburg, PA 17325.Children will enjoy a storytime featuring a book about America, American history, or a unique part of American culture. After the story, we’ll keep the learning going with a simple craft or hands-on activity designed especially for young children.Monthly themes include:January: What Is America?February: George WashingtonAdditional topics will be announced throughout the ... Read This Story
Celebrate the New Year in style with a cherished tradition at Antrim 1844. Say goodbye 2025 and hello 2026 with an unforgettable night at a stunning historic mansion. Enjoy a sumptuous 7-course meal, festive décor, dancing, and live entertainment. As midnight approaches, count down to the New Year with a captivating performance by a third-generation Scottish Bagpiper. After the celebration, unwind in one of our luxurious guest rooms, complete with a cozy fireplace.New Year’s Eve Package Includes:• Overnight accommodations in our historic estate• Split of champagne delivered to your room upon arrival• An Antrim keepsake gift• Afternoon tea with live ... Read This Story
Seminary Ridge Museum and Education Center once again welcomes Gettysburg historians James Hessler, Stuart Dempsey, and Jody Wilson as they join SRMEC’s Judy Morley and Codie Eash to examine those debates and mysteries which have contributed to the lasting scrutiny and curiosity of the Battle of Gettysburg.This year’s Symposium will feature a condensed format without sacrificing content and experience.Click here for in-person registration.Click here for virtual (livestream) registration.Please note that in-person registration begins at 8:45am ET on the day of the event. All programming will begin at 9:15am ET.**All proceeds support Seminary Ridge Museum and Education Center and The ... Read This Story
The Adams County Library System presents Revolutionary Reads, a special book club celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States. Participants are invited to bring a snack and beverage and join in thoughtful discussion comparing and contrasting historical fiction and nonfiction works focused on the American Revolution.
On February 12, the selections are Black Patriots and Loyalists by Alan Gilbert and/or Chains by Laurie Halse Anderson.
Participants may choose one or both books to read and discuss.
This program promotes education and preservation of the historical context surrounding the founding of the United States while celebrating the nation’s 250th anniversary. By exploring multiple ... Read This Story
The Adams County Library System presents the Historical Fiction Book Club. Participants are invited to bring a snack and beverage and join monthly discussions on selected historical fiction titles.On February 10, America’s First Daughter by Laura Kamoie and Stephanie Dray will be featured. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore the historical events and characters portrayed in these works while engaging with fellow readers in thoughtful conversation.This program fosters education and preservation of the historical context surrounding the founding of the United States, celebrating the nation’s 250th anniversary. By examining history through the lens of fiction, the Historical Fiction Book ... Read This Story
