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About Us

THE HISTORY

Founded in 1931, the year of the County’s Centennial celebration, the Juniata County Historical Society’s Mission is the discovery, preservation and publication of Juniata County’s history.

Our Archives Room is located in the lower level of the County Library in Mifflintown, where all of the Society’s resources for historical and genealogical research are located.

In the winter months the Juniata County Historical Society’s Archives Room will be closed anytime the Juniata County School District is closed for bad weather.
At other times, snow and icy conditions can affect winter hours.  Please call ahead to confirm that the Archives Room is open.

We will try to accommodate research in the Archives Room at times other than our normal hours if arranged in advance.  Please call or email the Archives Room at least 4 weeks in advance of your visit to Mifflintown.

The Archives Room is closed from December to March, and any other national holiday that falls on a Tuesday or Wednesday.

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Want to make a Research Request?

The Juniata County Historicial Society offers research hours in exchange for a monetary donation.

To submit a Research Request, please click here to navigate to our Contact Us page and utilize the Contact Form to start the conversation.

Juniata County Historical Society's Mission Statement

The Juniata County Historical Society’s mission is the discovery, preservation, and publication of Juniata County’s history. Our dedication to this mission is evident in our ongoing efforts to maintain and share the county’s heritage with the community.

Our Business Office and Archives are located in the lower level of the Juniata County Library in Mifflintown. Here, we house an extensive collection of resources for historical and genealogical research, open to the public on Tuesdays from 10 AM to 4 PM and Wednesday from 10 AM to 1 PM, April through November. Visitors can explore a wealth of information, from historical documents and photographs to genealogical records, all curated by our dedicated all-volunteer staff.

Preserving historic properties and artifacts requires continuous effort and resources. While we are fortunate to receive some grant funding, it covers less than a quarter of our annual budget. The Society relies heavily on the generosity of private donors, membership dues, and research fees to sustain our preservation activities. Donations are always welcome and greatly appreciated, as there is always something in need of repair or restoration.

By supporting the Juniata County Historical Society, you help ensure that our shared history remains accessible and preserved for future generations. Your contributions make it possible for us to continue our work, maintain our historic properties, and expand our archival collections. Thank you for your support and commitment to preserving Juniata County’s heritage.