CHS Memorial Day Service
Today 10-11am
Directions to Charlestown Cemetery
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The Memorial Day Service is ON! Rain or Shine!
No rain is forecast for the rest of the day and we have a tent / chairs set up at 
the Charlestown Cemetery. Service is 10-11am.
Please take a few minutes out of your day to honor those who have served our country.
Thank you!
May 29 is the CHS Memorial Day Service
Memorial Day Service
Take a few minutes out of your day to honor those who have served our country.
The Memorial Day service will be held at the Charlestown Cemetery on May 29 from 10am – 11am. Please join us to remember our veterans. Directions
May CHS Meeting Reminder
May 10 from 7-9pm at Charlestown Elementary School
Learn about Squire and Florence Hamilton!
Click below for more information…..
CHS Mtg – May 10 + Mem Day – May 29
Next meeting….
Wednesday, May 10 from 7-9pm.
Meeting Topic:
Squire and Florence Hamilton
Loretta Watson will speak at our May 10 meeting. She will be sharing the history of Glenburn and the Hamiltons, who were loving foster parents for 42 young boys. In the “Historical Sketches of Charlestown Township” book, you will find information about the amazing accomplishments of the Hamiltons on page 194.
All are welcome.Charlestown Elementary School Cafeteria
Park at right hand side of the building and
enter through door #5.Directions
Memorial Day Service
The Memorial Day service will be held at the Charlestown Cemetery on May 29 from 10am – 11am. Please join us to remember our veterans. Directions
CHS Mtg – April 19 – 7-9pm
Our first spring meeting of 2017
will be held on Wednesday, April 19 from 7-9pm.
All are welcome.
Charlestown Elementary School Cafeteria
Park at right hand side of the building and
enter through door #5.
Meeting Topic: Col. Alexander Hamilton
Our speaker for the evening will be noted history lecturer and author, Mr. Gene Pisasale, of Kennett Square, PA. M
r. Pisasale speaks on a number of historical topics, and has written several books relating to local history, including the Revolutionary War and the Brandywine Valley.
His meeting topic will be Col. Alexander Hamilton, who was one of the most important “Founding Fathers” of the United States, and whose contributions were critical during our nation’s early days.
Mr. Pisasale will speak as a “living biographer” of Alexander Hamilton”, dressed as Hamilton did as a Colonel in the Continental Army. This topic should be quite relevant because of recent interest in Hamilton, and we strongly encourage all CHS members as well as community members to attend. Light refreshments will be available after the meeting.
For more information, click here for Mr. Pisasale’s website.
Congratulations to GVHS Seniors!
We are excited that six Great Valley High School seniors will be awarded scholarships from the Charlestown Historical Society in honor of Stinson and Katherine D. Markley.
In 1995, the “Katherine D. Markley Scholarship”, was created with funds from the sale of the Stinson Markley property in Royersford, PA. Each year, $500 is awarded from this fund.
In 2017, the “Stinson and Katherine D. Markley Memorial Scholarship funded by the Charlestown Historical Society” was created with funds from the sale of the Markley property in Charlestown Township. Each year, starting in May 2017, five $2000 scholarships will be awarded including two for students pursuing STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) fields, one for nursing, one for fine arts and one for vocational training.
The scholarship funds will be administered by GVSD and will provide for at least 25 years of awards.
