Exhibits

Now on Display: Tyrone Area School District

Step into more than a century of Tyrone schooling. Our current exhibit gathers the photographs, programs, and everyday objects that trace the Tyrone Area School District — from its earliest buildings to the classrooms remembered by generations of Golden Eagles.

Museum display case featuring a framed 1940 Tyrone football team photo, issues of The Spokesman school newspaper, and commencement and wrestling programs. — The Tyrone Area School District display, on view now at the museum.

What you’ll find

The 1940 Tyrone football team, framed alongside the local businesses that sponsored it.
Issues of The Spokesman, the Tyrone High School newspaper, dating back to 1913.
Commencement and closing-exercise programs from as early as 1911.
The 1938–39 Tyrone wrestling program.
Photographs of Adams and Logan Elementary Schools as they stood in 1953 — the buildings now remembered as Graystone Court and the site of the Tyrone Sheetz.
The ceremonial shovel from the 1997 groundbreaking of Tyrone Area Elementary School.
…and the slate that says it best: T is for Tyrone, S is for School, H is for History.

Black-and-white 1953 photograph of Adams and Logan Elementary Schools in Tyrone. — Adams and Logan Elementary Schools, 1953 — today the sites of Graystone Court and the Tyrone Sheetz.

A classroom slate chalkboard reading: T is for Tyrone, S is for School, H is for History. — T is for Tyrone, S is for School, H is for History.

See it in person

These pieces are best appreciated up close. Visit the museum to explore the full Tyrone Area School District display.

Open Wednesdays & Sundays, 1–4 PM · Free admission · 850 Pennsylvania Avenue, Tyrone.