Pillow Historical Society

The Pillow Historical Society is a community organization dedicated to preserving the heritage of the borough of Pillow, PA and the surrounding areas. The organization has published a history book, calendars with historic photos, and Christmas cards. The society also acquired the church building once the home of the Zion Lutheran Church established by the Reverend Michael Enterline in 1785. This historic church building is currently the home of the Pillow Historical Society Museum.

There is much more to learn about this quaint little town of 300 residents. You can become active with the Historical Society, purchase one of our history books, or become more familiar with this website. For additional information about Pillow go to pillowpa.org.

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The Pillow Historical Society is a community organization dedicated to preserving the heritage of the borough of Pillow, PA and the surrounding areas. The organization has published a history book, calendars with historic photos, and Christmas cards. The society also acquired the church building once the home of the Zion Lutheran Church established by the Reverend Michael Enterline in 1785. This historic church building is currently the home of the Pillow Historical Society Museum. For more information, go to “The Society” page on this website.

The Pillow Historical Society Museum

The museum is located at 166 South Union Street in Pillow. It sits at the top of the hill directly across from the Grand View Cemetery. The society has acquired a varied collection of memorbelia about the town, the many businesses, and the people who lived here over the years. For more details, go the “The Museum” page on this website. test

The museum is open on several scheduled days throughout the year. It is also available by appointment.

Upcoming Events

Pillow Historical Society Meeting – May 17, 2pm at Pillow Historical Society Museum – History of Stone Valley Church and Cemetery

The February meeting of the Pillow Historical Society has been rescheduled to Saturday, May 17 at 2pm at Pillow Historical Society Museum. Wanda Taylor, historian and geneologist, will present “The History of the Stone Valley Church and Cemetery.”