WELCOME to

 

                             EAST BERLIN

                              where the past comes to life!

 

      EAST BERLIN is an historic town located in Adams County, Pennsylvania.

The main street was placed on the national register of Historic Place in recognition  of its many early buildings. East Berlin Historical  Preservation Society  was organized in 1975 in an effort to preserve the unique heritage of the town and is responsible for the following historic buildings:

Red Men's Hall (Location 1)

Church / School House (Location 2)

 Log House (Location 3)

 Swigart's Mill (Location 4)

 Liberty #1 Engine House (Location 5)

 For more information contact us at:

               East Berlin Historical Preservation Society

               Post Office Box 73, 332 W. King Street

               East Berlin, PA 17316

               (717) 259-0822

               ebhps@comcast.net

Click on the Location in the center of the page

to view the building.

 

             

 

 

      OUR MAJOR FUNDRAISING EVENT

 "CONTACT OUR WEBMASTER, STACEY SMITH , AT ebhps@comcast.net"
Colonial Day is a juried show reflecting the skills, arts and crafts of the early American period. Over 100 vendors, demonstrators and artisans line the historic main street the second Saturday of every September. A quilt designed and handstitched by volunteers is raffled off each year on Colonial Day. Other items such as PA German redware, tinware and chalkware are included in this raffle. We sell hot dogs, sausage sandwiches, funnel cakes, and pig roast sandwiches.

 

COME AND JOIN THE FUN:     Join our next Colonial Day Celebration on September 8, 2012.  If you are interested in being a vendor please call us at 717-259-0822.  You may also download applications. Food Vendor Forms

Craft Vendor Forms  

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                                                                            Colonial Day  is a juried show  reflecting the skills, arts and crafts of the early American period

                                                                            Over 100 Vendors, demonstrators and artisans line the historic main street the second

                                                                            Saturday of every September. A quilt designed and hand stitched by volunteers is raffled off

                                                                            each year on Colonial Day.  Other items such as PA German redware, tinware and chalkware  

                                                                            are included in this raffle. We sell hot dogs, sausage sandwiches, funnel cakes, and pig roast

                                                                            sandwiches.

                      

 

 

 

                               MAJOR UPCOMING EVENTS: CHECK BACK FOR MORE IMPORTANT DATES.