Virtual Lecture – A Real and Rare Genius: The Life and Art of Horace Pippin
Join historian Jennifer Green for this in-depth look at the life and works of West Chester artist Horace Pippin. Find out why art critic Alain Locke called Pippin “a real and rare genius.”
Chilling West Chester: A Dark History Walking Tour
Outdoor walking tour of West Chester, PA as you learn about the true tales of murder, mischief and misadventure, pulled from our archives.
Architectural History Walking Tour of West Chester
Join CCHC historians as they guide you through the Borough of West Chester, PA exploring the exterior design of private homes and public buildings while learning about the evolving history and culture of this picturesque town.
The Underground Railroad in West Chester Walking Tours
Join CCHC historians as they guide you through the Borough of West Chester, PA exploring the stories of the brave men and women who helped freedom seekers on their perilous journeys northward to a better life.
Student Internship at CCHC
Hands-on experience with photo archives and library collections.
That’s Entertainment! Walking Tour
Join CCHC tour guides on a 90-minute stroll through West Chester and listen to the compelling stories of artists and entertainers who once called West Chester home.
Quilt Turning at CCHC (sold out)
Pennsylvania quilt historian Barbara Garrett and Curator Ellen Endslow will interpret historical and design aspects of 24 quilts, unfolding each one individually. This event is sold out. Not on our mailing list? Scroll to the bottom of this page to sign up for our newsletter. Consider becoming a member for as low as $35 per year to enjoy early access and member discounts to events such as this one!
Community and Memory: The Dr. Mian Jan Fellowship (virtual)
Join Charisse Octavio and Gianna Leonen, two recipients of CCHC’s Dr. Mian Jan Fellowship, as they explore the meaning of community, family, and connection. They were responsible for outreach to the […]
Quilt Turning at CCHC – tickets available!
Pennsylvania quilt historian Barbara Garrett and Curator Ellen Endslow will interpret historical and design aspects of 24 quilts, unfolding each one individually. Tickets still available for this time slot!
Virtual Lecture – Pathfinder: How Chester County’s Ann Preston Blazed the Trail for Woman Doctors
Join historian Jennifer Green in this virtual talk about Chester County’s Dr. Ann Preston, one of the nation’s first woman doctors and the first woman dean of a medical school in American history.