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Book NowThe grand success of the Cambria Iron Company in the late nineteenth century led thousands of immigrants to Johnstown, with many settling in Cambria City and Minersville. As a result, ten ethnic churches were built within the fourteen-acre Ward, with each serving purposes beyond religious faith. Each tour will begin at the Heritage Discovery Center. *Due to the nature of...
moreCritically acclaimed photographer Stephen Mallon shares a collection of some of his most captivating, riveting, and thought-provoking pieces in this traveling exhibition, which is being presented in the second floor...
moreStrugglebuggy Productions presents An Evening with Scott Miller in association with Oilhouse Live! Recently inducted to the East Tennessee Writers Hall of Fame, fiery roots-rock singer/songwriter SCOTT MILLER returned to...
moreThe seventh annual Johnstown Slavic Festival will take place at the Heritage Discovery Center on Sept. 16-17! This free event features the best Slavic food, entertainment, and beer. Visit the...
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The Churches of Cambria City Walking Tour - Johnstown Area Heritage Association
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August 20 @ 10:00 AM - The grand success of the Cambria Iron Company in the late nineteenth century led thousands of immigrants to Johnstown, with many settling in Cambria City and Minersville. As a r...2022-08-10
by Richard Burkert, JAHA president and CEO
I note with sadness the recent passing of David McCullough, whose book and career have greatly influenced the Johnstown community, my career and life.
Before I interviewed for the position of executive director of the …
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Lee Initiatives Health & Wellness Endowment has stepped forward with a $20,000 gift toward the replacement of the concrete floor to the ramp outside the Heritage Discovery Center! JAHA is asking your help to raise the remaining amount and finish …
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