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February 22, 2012
Goschenhoppen.org Monthly Meetings March 15 - Goschenhoppen Historians in the News: Travel Channel's Bizarre Foods, Organic Gardening's Video Library, Philadelphia Inquirer's Garden Page. Nancy Roan, Bob Wood and Jacquelyn Daley. Program videos will be shown.
Membership Membership in the Goschenhoppen Historians is open to the public. It offers many opportunities in which to participate: meetings, seminars, folklife publications, apprentice program, historic preservation, General Store, Folklife Museum, Folk Festival, organ recitals and others. For more information, click on the above links.
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Museums The Folklife Museum and Library, and the Country Store at Red Men's Hall, Routes 29 and 63 in Green Lane, PA, have reopened on Sundays, from 1:30 pm - 4:00 pm. Board Members Login Search Goschenhoppen |
Red Men's Hall
The old Red Men's Hall, a former fraternal lodge built by the Improved Order of Red Men in 1907 houses the facilities of The Goschenhoppen Historians. Inc. The building is located 100 feet south of the intersection of Routes 29 and 63 in Green Lane, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.
The Goschenhoppen Folklife Museum and the Country Store Museum, all located within, are devoted to presenting the heritage of the historic folk region called "Goschenhoppen", an 18th century name still used locally.
Open Sunday afternoons April through October, from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m., the two museums provide friendly docents to assist visitors and answer questions. Red Men's Hall is also home to The Folklife Library and an early blacksmith's shop.
Spend a Sunday afternoon immersed in the history and folk culture of historic Goschenhoppen. Visits are welcome by appointments other times. Call 215-234-8953 or email redmens_hall@goschenhoppen.org for more information.
Red Men's Hall - 116 Gravel Pike, PO Box 476, Green Lane PA 18054 |
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