Pennsylvania Chatauqua, The - Pennsylvania Historical Markers on Waymarking.com

One of over 200 Chautauquas created as part of a late 19th , early 20th C. movement that began in 1874 at Lake Chatauqua, NY. It grew to include many programs in the arts, sciences and religion and sought to educate people of all social standings. The PA Chautauqua opened here in 1892 on land that was later purchased from industrialist Robert Coleman; over time a number of public buildings were constructed to further its mission.

Marker Name: Pennsylvania Chatauqua, The County: Lebanon Date Dedicated: 08/03/2002 Marker Type: Roadside Location: Pa. Route 117 and Carnegie Ave., Mt. Gretna Category: Religion, Education, Artists, Medicine & Science Website: Not listed

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