The Middleburg/Mason-Dixon Line Historical Society Monthly Meeting | State Line Ruritan Building
June 19 @ 6:00 pm
THURSDAY, June 19th * 6:00 PM (time change due to picnic)
The Middleburg/Mason-Dixon Line Historical Society will meet at the State Line Ruritan Building, 15481 Park Drive, located off Route 11 at the State Line, PA Community Park.
A picnic meal will be served before the program.
Guest speakers are Connie Strunk and Michael Lushbaugh, knowledgeable collectors of antiques and board members of the Historical Society.
The program will be “Antiques Your Grandparents Knew and Loved.”
Connie and Michael will present a variety of antiques from their collections.
These antiques would have been familiar to everyone “back in the day.”
The audience will be asked to guess the name and use of each item.
Come and enjoy this fun evening of testing your memory and learning new information about things of the past.
Have a unique treasure or antique…bring it along to the meeting.
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