CLOSED for VISITS
for the late 2023 & early 2024 Season.
Watch for our Spring 2024 reopening.....
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Our Geneaolgy Committee takes inquires, submitted by regular mail, to:
511 VanValzah Ave, Clearfield, PA 16830,
with your $25 check included.
The committee conducts research for the same $25 fee that it has for years.
3 Other Genealogy Research Options links:
Click each of these 3 specific links for details regarding available options.
We are pleased to be able to provide these selections of family historical research, enabling you to find names, dates and events of those who passed through Clearfield County in prior times.
Feel free to take advantage of our public service accommodations in regards to your genealogy.
CLOSED now for VISITS for the late 2023 & early 2024 Season.
watch for Spring 2024 reopening.....
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Historical Society Genealogical Research Center
The Clearfield County Historical Society, Alexander Research Center,
at 511 Van Valzah Avenue, in Clearfield,
adjacent to the Kerr House Museum.
Weekly hours are
Thursdays and Sundays, from 1:30 until 4:30 pm.
This Center houses historical and genealogical books, microfilm reels, and wide a variety of printed and visual materials to enable researchers and visitors alike.
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As a reminder, the Kerr House Museum at 104 East Pine Street, Clearfield, is open public visitation on Thursdays and Sundays from 1:30 until 4:30.
Admission is free of charge and self guided tour brochures are available.
Individuals and families of all ages are welcome
The museum is displaying local artifacts that reflect old fashioned and Victorian era funeral rights. A small room has been set aside as a Mourning Room to show how county residents displayed,
buried and mourned their deceased family and friends.
The Music/Sports/Local Political Memorabilia Room has been painted and rearranged. The room contains a fascinating show of local community and school athletic artifacts as well as those of
community bands. Political campaign materials from various county residents who sought elected office are also on display.