Preserving Tyrone's story
for the next generation.

Established 1990

How we began.

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In the spring of 1990, a small group of Tyrone residents, alarmed at how often historical photographs, ledgers, and old keepsakes were being lost in estate sales and demolitions, gathered to form a nonprofit committed to preserving the story of their hometown.

What began with a single filing cabinet of donated documents has grown, three decades later, into a museum at 1015 Logan Avenue, an active genealogy and research operation, a soldier database tracing local service from the Revolutionary War forward, and an archive of thousands of artifacts, all made possible by volunteers and the families who continue to share their pieces of Tyrone's past.

We remain entirely volunteer-led. Every officer, every director, and every researcher you'll meet on these pages serves without pay, because we believe Tyrone's history is worth keeping.