Rotary Club of Perry County PA

Back by popular demand - Boneless ribs and Sausage Drive-thru. We had many people asking for it again - 7/31/2021 - $13 per meal. No ticket needed. Drive-thru starts at 4PM until sold out.

We are open today - Friday, July 2nd - until 5:00 pm. Come enjoy this much cooler day with us and stay for the fireworks! And bonus - we are running the Falcon today.

Wishing Everyone A Safe and Happy 4th of July

The Perry County Bicentennial mobile museum has a busy schedule this summer that includes SIX tour stops in July. Stop by any of the events to walk through the ...mobile museum to get an up-close-and-personal look at some of Perry County’s rich history. Also see our comment on this post for a few photos showing off the inside of the museum! The Perry County Bicentennial Committee would like to thank the Historical Society of Perry County, the Perry County Council of the Arts and The Perry Historians for their ongoing support and assistance during our bicentennial celebration and the mobile museum tour!

If you say you didn't get a chance to ride the ferris wheel at the Carnival it's not our fault, there's not one but two of them. Stop by and go for a ride

We have a slightly different post in our Celebrate series today. Check out this short video to learn more, then click on the link in the comments to watch a story about some silly, sneaky horses!

John Huggins laid out the town of Liverpool on 121 acres he purchased in 1808. His plans reserved land for a church, a graveyard and a school. Liverpool became... a bustling center for trade, making use first of the river and then of the canal, which was completed in 1831. The canal remained important through the 1880s, as reflected in the town’s beautiful architecture and the park along Market Street. Thank you to The Perry Historians for providing the photograph. For more information about Perry County’s 200th anniversary, visit www.PerryCountyHeritageTrail.com

The Women’s Christian Temperance Union, formed in 1874 in Ohio, is best known for its opposition to alcoholic beverages although it actually had a broader moral... and social agenda. The ladies from Toboyne Township pictured in this photograph from the 1920s are L to R: Miss Martha Morrison, Mrs. Annie Willhide, Mrs. Ella Beaston, Miss Luella McLaughlin, Mrs. Gregg, Mrs. Margaret Kell, Mrs. Ida College and Mrs. Dessie Seager with son John. Thank you to The Perry Historians for providing the photograph. For more information about Perry County’s 200th anniversary visit www.PerryCountyHeritageTrail.com

Where has the time gone?