Signals, April 2019 “Sewickley is in the movies heart and soul, and while the Cot Club with Miss Bleecker as directress is really the...

Signals, Feburary 2019 The end of World War I in November 1918 did not mean that all of the troops were home. The following appeared in...

Signals, March 2019 Sewickley Valley Historical Society’s collection includes a great deal of material of interest to Civil War buffs,...

Signals, May 2019 As part of its mission, Sewickley Valley Historical Society encourages preservation of the architectural heritage of...

Signals, November 2019 Wednesday, November 13, 2019 7:30 p.m., at the Old Sewickley Post Office A PowerPoint Presentation by Edd Hale On...

Signals, March 2020 This month we revisit the notebooks of Sewickley birder and naturalist Bayard Christy, recently presented to the...

Signals, October 2019 Last month, Sewickley Valley Historical Society showed, for the first time since 1940, the film documenting the...

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...

Signals, October 2009 “What you want, I suppose, is to vote just like the men do.” “Certainly not,” replied Mrs. Baring-Banners. “If we...

Signals, November 2009 The following article appeared in the January 1924 issue of The Cardinal, the journal of the Audubon Society of...

This article first appeared in the Sewickley Herald, July 10, 2008. Signals, March 2010 You may have noticed that the Sewickley Valley...

Signals, February 2010 James Shearer (1833-1902), a stonemason by trade, and his brother William emigrated from Glasgow, Scotland, to the...

Signals, April 2010 This low-lying island in the middle of the Ohio River ten miles downstream from Pittsburgh was variously known as...

Signals, May 2010 The following paragraphs are from the beginning of an unfinished and unpublished autobiography by Frederick Way, Jr. I...

Signals, October 2010 When the Edgeworth Female Seminary burned on the afternoon of Wednesday, September 15, 2010, the Valley suffered a...

Signals, September 2010 Elizabeth Walker Pontefract (1855-1948) was one of the eight children of Hay and Janet Charters Walker. She grew...

Signals, April 2011 This article first appeared on page 7 of the January 23, 1904, issue of The Weekly Herald. One notable feature of the...

Signals, May 2011 This article appeared in The Weekly Herald on May 26, 1906, the year that the four Rodman cannons, a gift of the United...

Signals, March 2011 The following is excerpted from a paper delivered by Mrs Robert Wardrop (Agnes Dawson Miller, 1853-1941) at the...

Signals, January/February 2011 In the course of our research, we occasionally come across information about noteworthy individuals from...