The stories of Johnstown, Pennsylvania shaped the history of America as it became a modern industrial nation. The Johnstown Discovery Network brings this rich heritage to life through a linked system of attractions and historic districts. We invite you to come explore!
For our first Last Friday of the New Year, we're delighted to present acoustic music from Justin Giuffre & the Pilgrimage! Doors at 5:00, with music at 5:30. No cover.
moreOur monthly special for January! Visit the gift shops at the Heritage Discovery Center or Johnstown Flood Museum and receive 20% off your purchase.
moreAre you sick of winter already? Do you miss festive holiday desserts? Join JAHA for a special Kid’s Cultural Cooking—BAKING EDITION! We will learn how to make sugar cookies and...
moreIn 1923, the mayor of Johnstown, Pa., ordered every African-American and Mexican who had lived there for less than seven years to leave town. The order came following the shooting...
moreThe Johnstown Area Heritage Association hosts a broad range of special events throughout the year.
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The Campaign for the Johnstown Flood Museum is going on now! JAHA is raising funds to completely renovate our flagship museum, and bring this amazing story to a new generation.
DonateJAHA members get free museum admission anytime you’d like to come, as well as discounts on many of our ticketed events. Become a member to support our work and take advantage of these great benefits.
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JAHA is excited about this upcoming project to document the area's African-American history. Read about it in the article below!
African-American history project will document area's residents
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An upcoming area project will document the history of African-Americans in Johnstown.JAHA, the African-American Heritage Society, and the history department at Pitt-Johnstown are collaborating to document African-American history in our area! Three collection days have been set at the Heritage Discovery Center, Cambria County Library, and First Cambria AME Zion Church. Details below!
African-American history project will document area's residents
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An upcoming area project will document the history of African-Americans in Johnstown.2020-01-08
When a group of partners built the Germania Brewery in 1907, they wanted a tall building. Land was expensive in Cambria City and a 5-story building allowed them to use gravity in their brewing process. When JAHA purchased the building …
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You asked and we heard you! JAHA is happy to announce three new annual membership levels to accommodate students, large families, and extended families. As of January 1, 2020, JAHA is offering:
