Signals, May 2020 A Message from Harton Semple, President of the Board The world has been turned upside down by this pandemic, and so it...

Morning Glory (B.G. Shields) by George S. Gaadt Founder and long-time Executive Director of the Sewickley Valley Historical Society B. G....

You may have noticed that the Sewickley Valley Historical Society has recently installed blue and yellow signs in a number of Sewickley...

Agnes L. Ellis’s local history, Lights and Shadows of Sewickley Life; or, Memories of Sweet Valley, was first published in 1891 and...

This quilt was probably made in the Fineview section of Allegheny City, sometime between 1889 and 1892. Sarah Bright Anderson Lea was...

The Sewickley Valley is beautiful in situation and rich in history. Because the Valley is in a major corridor that led westward, the...

This article appeared in the October 2014 issue of Signals in conjunction with a program by David N. McKnight entitled "James Laughlin IV...

Proof that Sewickley always went first class is the old Sewickley Post Office Building located near the Sewickley Bridge at 200 Broad...