The guy who walks Thacher and Spencer, walker coonhounds and the beagle brothers, Franklin and Zebulon. Local architectural tour guide. Local history lecturer.
OPEN HOUSE -Join us on July 4th!
The Zebulon Butler House Museum in Wilkes-Barre will be open from Noon to 3 PM following the annual commemorative service at the Wyoming Monument.
📷 313 South River Street (at Ross Street)
📷 Light refreshments
📷 RSVP encouraged: 570‑793‑3631
Thank you to Social Fabric Collective's YMCA's photography class for the opportunity to teach local history through a tour of the Luzerne County Court House. If your group would like a tour or a lecture on Wilkes-Barre history, contact 570-793-3631. Photo by Jamie Smith.
Visit Luzerne County History Trail, in collaboration with the Luzerne County Historical Society and the Wilkes-Barré Preservation Society invites you to discover a region shaped by resilience, reinvention, and rich heritage https://t.co/OIQaJd2cKg
This Wednesday from 5 to 7 pm at the Circle Centre for the Arts, home of the Wyoming Valley Art League. RSVP call/text 570-793-3631 or purchase tickets online at https://t.co/3zm943jZOC. Tickets are also available at the door.
Sad yet inspiring day today. Honored to attend the Inactivation Ceremony of the 1st Battalion 109th Field Artillery, the second oldest military unit in continuous service to the nation - founded October 17, 1775. Today the unit will be known as the 28th Division Artillery.
Thank you to the Wyoming Valley West High School exchange student program for the opportunity to give a walking tour of Wilkes-Barre's historic district and the Court House. Students were from France, Germany, Thailand, Brazil and Spain.
Thank you to the Summer 2025 Peace Camp at Gather Community Space at First Presbyterian Church for the opportunity to read "Get Set, Get Ready: a tour of Wilkes-Barre with Tony and Debi" and give the book away for FREE. The children learned about the history of Wilkes-Barre.