Embedded Files
Our story began with a dedicated search in 1959, culminating in the formation of the Society on June 1, 1965. Driven by the desire to preserve a piece of Corry's industrial heritage – a coal-fired Climax locomotive built right here until 1930 – a passionate group of individuals embarked on a mission. Their efforts led to the acquisition of a Climax engine, which found its permanent home in our museum. From this initial spark of preservation, the Corry Area Historical Society, Inc. grew. Delve into a treasure trove of photographs, maps, genealogical records, and meticulously organized newspaper clippings, offering invaluable insights into local families, organizations, businesses, and events.
The best part? Admission to the Corry Area Historical Society Museum is absolutely FREE! We warmly invite you to visit the Corry Area Historical Society Museum and discover the fascinating stories that make our community unique. Whether you're a lifelong resident or a curious visitor, there's something for everyone to learn and appreciate. We look forward to welcoming you!
https://www.eriegives.org/organization/corry-area-historical-society-inc
https://www.unitedfundofcorry.com/
https://www.erieyesterday.org/
"Impact Corry is a community benefit organization working for a stronger Corry, Pennsylvania."
"This historic building opened in 1924 and served the community as a hotel until the Corry Higher Education Council purchased it in 1991. The ensuing years have seen this cornerstone downtown building preserved and transformed into a vibrant facility that includes classrooms, computer labs, and office space. " https://corryhied.coursestorm.com
"To be a trusted community hub that fosters personal growth, family support, and community connection—empowering individuals to reach their full potential."
Corry Area Fine Arts Council
https://corryareafineartscouncil.org/
Rain Poetry is a humanities-rich experience that encourages young people to reflect on the world around them and craft meaningful, personal responses to big questions.
August 2, 2026
August 2, 2026
Chautauqua Municipal Building 2 Acadent St.
(old Mayville Central School)
Mayville, NY 14757
"The Chautauqua County History Expo is a dynamic event designed to showcase the rich history and diverse heritage of Chautauqua County and nearby communities."
Aug 9th - Glenn Mead Day
Mark your calendars for August 7 & 8, 2026, and get ready to hunt for hidden treasures, unique finds, and unbeatable bargains all across the community!
Whether you're cleaning out your home or searching for your next great find, this is the perfect weekend to shop local and connect with neighbors.
Register your sale today!
Online: www.corrychamber.com
https://www.facebook.com/corryareachamberofcommerce
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