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We made the news!

Here is a link to the October 27th Sentinel article ref: Sheepford Road Bridge. https://cumberlink.com/news/local/funding-sought-for-project-to-restore-sheepford-road-bridge-into-bicycle-and-pedestrian-crossing/article_6b93fb34-6f03-5cf9-9ce3-9c89fe0edae9.html

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Annual Meeting

Our Annual Meeting will take place on Wednesday, October 27 at 7:00 PM on ZOOM. Use the link below to attend: https://zoom.us/j/93311300821?pwd=eDJ2QWM1cld1Z3UyV2lXd2RsMWNBUT09

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William Foshag Preservation Award

Cumberland County Historical Society will present the 2021 William Foshag Preservation Award to the Friends of Sheepford Road Bridge/WSHS at their annual meeting on Tuesday…

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Remembering Bill Weigle

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We’re Getting an Award!

Friends of Sheepford Road Bridge, now a committee of WSHS, are the recipients of the Cumberland County Historical Society’s 2021 William Foshag Preservation Award. The…

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UPDATING THE KIOSK

WSHS spent a few hours updating the Kiosk in Wormleysburg, located in front of the Walnut Street Bridge on Front Street. Secretary Warrenette Sprenkle, Vice…

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WSHS at BTI Open House

We had a great day participating in the BTI Open House on August 23rd! Visit our Gallery page for more photos!

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Exciting news!

York & Cumberland Counties exploring state/federal funding for the Sheepford Road Bridge! https://www.pennlive.com/news/2021/07/cumberland-york-counties-exploring-grant-to-rehabilitate-sheepford-road-bridge-for-pedestrians.html

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WSHS will be participating!

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WSHS visits BTI

WSHS Executive Director Janice Lynx & Secretary Warrenette Sprenkle visit BTI, located at the old Wormleysburg Elementary School. Thank you BTI CEO Paul Eschbach for…

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